Sarah Vance is a leader on energy policy in Juneau, where she cosponsored a bill banning restrictive regulations over new projects and supported the construction of a new natural gas pipeline,” the endorsement stated. “She has a strong voting record on improving Alaska’s health care system, including her co-sponsorship of legislation to repeal the state’s certificate of need laws.

As the former Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, John Boyle will be a valuable voice on energy issues in the capital from day one, where he will work to expand and smartly deregulate the industry,” AFP-Action Alaska noted. “He also serves as an executive at a tech start-up, giving him a forward-thinking perspective on innovative technologies that will bring new jobs and investment to Alaska.

Coulombe is a proven policy leader on labor, who has led efforts to reduce licensing requirements for childcare providers,” the endorsement noted. “She has supported numerous bills to eliminate burdensome taxes and grow Alaska’s energy sector to bolster America’s energy independence.

Costello is a steadfast advocate for the construction of a new natural gas pipeline and other key energy projects,” AFP-Alaska Action observed. “She is a fiscal conservative who will always support budgets that ensure that Alaska spends within its means.

Sager is ready to tackle labor issues on day one in the legislature,” AFP-Alaska Action stated. “He is a strong supporter of deregulation of the energy and resource extraction industries to unlock Alaska’s full economic potential.

Tomaszewski is a hardworking AFP Action-Alaska activist who is strongly in favor of building new liquid natural gas pipelines in the state,” the endorsement said. “She carries an ‘all-of-the-above’ approach to different kinds of projects to maximize Alaska’s energy production and job growth.