Gov. Mike Dunleavy used his fourth State of the State address on Tuesday to advocate for a long list of legislative priorities, including improving public safety, food security and resolving the long-term future of the Permanent Fund dividend.
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“I’m thankful that the governor is coming on board and working with the Legislature, it’s taken a few years to get there,” he said. “I do think that is on the forefront of a lot of Alaskans’ minds right now,” she added about Alaska’s fragile supply chain. Other legislators hoped the governor’s calls for more spending in K-12 education and for the University of Alaska were not just an election-year pitch to voters. Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, said those calls marked a big shift for the governor from three years ago when he pushed for big budget cuts.
“Words without actions to match are empty and meaningless, and that’s the disconnect we saw tonight in the State of the State,” Walker said on Tuesday about Dunleavy’s address.
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