The Anchorage Daily News published Senator Tobin’s commentary about the UA Board of Regents unwillingness to rescind nor revise their anti-inclusion motion.
Opinion: Alaska’s universities shouldn’t be afraid of diversity Read More »
This weekend, I hope to see you at the Anchorage Delegation Townhall meeting on Saturday, March 14, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at UAA Wendy Williamson Auditorium. Bring your questions, comments, and ideas.
Anchorage Delegation Meeting this Sat, March 14 Read More »
The legislature has been busy as we approach the spring recess, at which time some legislators go home to host town hall meetings. The Anchorage Delegation and Mat-Su Delegation will host their annual town hall on March 14th with details forthcoming. Because Rep. Maxine Dibert and Rep. Will Stapp and I hosted a town hall meeting only three weeks ago, my next scheduled trip home will not be until early April – And we will certainly have a lot to talk about!
Privacy Rights and Poisons and the Budget, Oh my! Read More »
Hello! The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race started in Anchorage over the weekend, and the Arctic Winter Games are now underway in Whitehorse. Good luck to all the Kenai Peninsula mushers and athletes. It was great seeing Travis Beals and rookies Sadie Lindquist and Sam Paperman start their journey to Nome. It is tough country and
On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update for March 10 Read More »
For this episode of the podcast, Senator Tobin has a great conversation with Zac Clark, the new Director of Alumni and Community Engagement for the University of Alaska Anchorage.
The Empty Office Podcast – Season 4, Episode 8 Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, This week, the Senate Judiciary and State Affairs Committees held a joint hearing on the release of Alaskans’ confidential voter data to the federal government in December. Releasing the confidential, personal information of thousands of registered voters in Alaska raises concerns about protecting against identity theft and breaches our constitutional right to
Joint Senate Hearing on Confidential Voter Data Read More »
Dear friends and neighbors, This Sunday, March 8 – Daylight Savings Time – “spring forward” one hour Read more on the interesting history of time and Daylight Savings Tim in Alaska, here.
Voter Files, Taxes, Gas Pipeline, and lots more! Read More »
The legislature is quickly approaching a midpoint which will quicken legislative hearings on bills and begin hearings on the State Operating Budget in the Senate. The personal bill deadline came and passed so there will be no new bills introduced this year unless they come from a Standing Committee or the Governor. Diligent work begins on the bills that are currently in committee in both chambers to that we can complete work in due and regular time.
We Must Protect our Waters, We Must Protect our Voters Read More »
Senate Bill 203 strengthens public safety and complements existing federal statutes that prohibit machine guns and conversion parts in Alaska.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure Read More »
Hello! Thank you to everyone who came out to events over the weekend in Moose Pass, two events in Soldotna and Nikiski! Representative Elam and I loved hearing from constituents about the issues you care about. I will be back on the Peninsula again in April for more townhalls and updates. Information on upcoming town halls is
On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update for March 2 Read More »
