30th Alaska State Legislature

The 30th Alaska State Legislature was the meeting of the Alaska Legislature, beginning January 17, 2017.

30th Alaska State Legislature
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Overview
Legislative bodyAlaska Legislative
JurisdictionAlaska, United States
Meeting placeAlaska State Capitol
Term2017–2019
Alaska Senate
Members20 Senators
Senate PresidentPete Kelly (R)
Majority LeaderPeter Micciche (R)
Minority LeaderBerta Gardner (D)
Party controlRepublican
Alaska House of Representatives
Members40 Representatives
Speaker of the HouseBryce Edgmon (D)
Majority LeaderChris Tuck (D)
Minority LeaderCharisse Millett (R)
Party controlDemocratic

In the Senate and House elections, neither party gained a seat in the Senate and, leaving a 14–6 majority and maintaining its 35–25 control of the House.[1]

Senate

Based on the results of the 2016 elections, the Alaska Senate is composed of 6 Democrats and 14 Republicans.[2]

Senate members

Senate President: Pete Kelly (D–A Fairbanks)
Majority Leader: Peter Micciche (R–O Soldotna)
Minority Leader: Berta Gardner (D–I Anchorage)

Alaska State Senate
30th Alaska Legislature, 2017–2018
DistrictNamePartyResidenceAssumed
office		Next
election
APete KellyRepublicanFairbanks20132018
BJohn CoghillRepublicanNorth Pole20092020
CClick BishopRepublicanFairbanks20132018
DDavid WilsonRepublicanWasilla20172020
EMike DunleavyRepublican bWasilla20132018
FShelley HughesRepublicanPalmer20172020
GAnna MacKinnonRepublicanEagle River20132018
HBill WielechowskiDemocraticAnchorage20072020
IBerta GardnerDemocraticAnchorage20132018
JTom BegichDemocraticAnchorage20172020
KMia CostelloRepublicanAnchorage20152018
LNatasha von ImhofRepublicanAnchorage20162020
MKevin MeyerRepublicanAnchorage20092018
NCathy GiesselRepublicanAnchorage20112018
OPeter MiccicheRepublicanSoldotna20132018
PGary StevensRepublicanKodiak20032020
QDennis EganDemocraticJuneau20092018
RBert StedmanRepublicanSitka20032020
SLyman HoffmanDemocraticaBethel19952018
TDonny OlsonDemocraticGolovin20012020

House members

Based on the results of the 2016 elections, the Alaska House of Representatives was composed of 21 Republicans, 17 Democrats and 2 independents. The Democrats and the independents both gained one seat.[3] The Democrats, two independents and three Republicans caucus together giving the Democratic Party 22-18 majority.

Speaker: Bryce Edgmon (D-37 Dillingham)
Majority Leader: Chris Tuck (D-23 Anchorage)
Minority Leader: Charisse Millett (R-25 Anchorage)

Alaska State House of Representatives
30th Alaska Legislature, 2017–2018
DistrictNamePartyResidenceAssumed
office
1Scott KawasakiDemFairbanks2007
2Steve ThompsonRepFairbanks2011
3Tammie WilsonRepNorth Pole2009
4David GuttenbergDemFairbanks2003
5Adam WoolDemFairbanks2015
6Dave TalericoRepHealy2015
7Colleen Sullivan-LeonardRepWasilla2017
8Mark NeumanRepBig Lake2005
9George RauscherRepPalmer2017
10David EastmanRepWasilla2017
11DeLena JohnsonRepPalmer2017
12Cathy TiltonRepWasilla2015
13Dan SaddlerRepEagle River2011
14Lora ReinboldRepEagle River2013
15Gabrielle LeDouxRep-CoalitionAnchorage2013
16Ivy SpohnholzDemAnchorage2016↑
17Andy JosephsonDemAnchorage2013
18Harriet DrummondDemAnchorage2013
19Geran TarrDemAnchorage2013
20Les GaraDemAnchorage2003
21Matt ClamanDemAnchorage2015
22Jason GrennIndAnchorage2017
23Chris TuckDemAnchorage2009
24Chuck KoppRepAnchorage2017
25Charisse MillettRepAnchorage2009
26Chris BirchRepAnchorage2017
27Lance PruittRepAnchorage2011
28Jennifer JohnstonRepAnchorage2017
29Mike ChenaultRepNikiski2001
30Gary KnoppRepSoldotna2017
31Paul SeatonRep-CoalitionHomer2003
32Louise StutesRep-CoalitionKodiak2015
33Sam Kito IIIDemJuneau2014
34Justin ParishDemJuneau2017
35Jonathan Kreiss-TomkinsDemSitka2013
36Dan OrtizIndKetchikan2015
37Bryce EdgmonDemDillingham2007
38Zach FanslerDemBethel2017
39Neal FosterDemNome2009
40Dean WestlakeDemKotzebue2017
  • ↑ Member was originally appointed.

See also

References
  1. "2016 Alaska General Election" (PDF).
  2. "2016 Alaska General Election" (PDF).
  3. "2016 Alaska General Election" (PDF).
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