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2018 Legislative Candidates.Xlsx 2018 Legislative Candidates Updated: 1 June 2018 House Senate District Democrat Republican Other Democrat Republican Other (Scott Kawasaki) Bart LeBon, Wolfgang 1 Fairbanks: Downtown PJ Simon (N) A Kathryn Dodge Falke A Scott Kawasaki Pete Kelly A 2 Fairbanks: Fairbanks/Wainwright Van Lawrence Steve Thompson 3 Fairbanks: North Pole/Badger Tammie Wilson B (David Guttenberg) B John Coghill B 4 Fairbanks: Western Fairbanks/Goldstream Jim Sackett Tim Lamkin (N) Grier Hopkins 5 Fairbanks: Chena Ridge/Airport Adam Wool Kevin McKinley C C Click Bishop C 6 Fairbanks: Eielson/Denali/Upper Yukon/Nenana Ed Alexander Dave Talerico Colleen Sullivan- 7 Mat-Su: Greater Wasilla Leonard D Mark Fish (L), D David Wilson D Mark Neuman, Andy 8 Mat-Su: Big Lake/Point MacKenzie James Chesbro Chandra McCain- Murr Finch (P) George Rauscher, Jim 9 Mat-Su: Richardson Highway/Delta/Valdez Bill Johnson Culver, Pam Goode, James Squyres (R) Mike Shower, E Vicki Wallner E Su Kay E Randall Kowalke Patricia Faye-Brazel, 10 Mat-Su: Rural Mat-Su/Talkeetna/Willow David Eastman Doyle Holmes (R) Neal Lacy DeLena Johnson, 11 Mat-Su: Greater Palmer Eileen Patterson F Edna DeVries F Shelley Hughes F 12 Mat-Su: Wasilla/Fairview, Chugiak Stefany Jeffers (U) Cathy Tilton (Dan Saddler), Craig Christenson, Bill 13 Anchorage: Fort Richardson/North Eagle River Danyelle Kimp (N) Cook, Nancy (Anna MacKinnon) Dahlstrom G G Oliver Schiess Lora Reinbold, Dan G (Lora Reinbold) Jamie Saddler Joe Hackenmueller 14 Anchorage: Eagle River/Chugach State Park Allard, Eugene (N) Harnett, Kelly Merrick Lyn Franks, Patrick Gabrielle LeDoux, 15 Anchorage: Elmendorf McCormack, Rick H Aaron Weaver H Bill Wielechowski H Phillips (U) 16 Anchorage: College Gate Ivy Spohnholz Stanley Wright 17 Anchorage: University Andy Josephson Marcus Sanders (Berta Gardner) I I Jim Crawford Phil Isley (U) I Elvi Gray-Jackson 18 Anchorage: Spenard Harriet Drummond Anthony Lekanof Fred Chaffee (N), 19 Anchorage: Mountainview Geran Tarr Cean Stevens (L) J Les Gara, Zack J Tom Begich J Bob Bradley (N), 20 Anchorage: Downtown Fields, Cliff Groh, Ceezar Martinson Warren West (L) Elias Rojas 21 Anchorage: West Anchorage Matt Claman Marilyn Stewart Mia Costello, David K Sara Rasmussen, Liz K Sam Cason (U) K 22 Anchorage: Sand Lake Dustin Darden Jason Grenn (N) Nees Vazquez Connie Dougherty, 23 Anchorage: Taku Chris Tuck Timothy Huit, Forrest L McDonald L Natasha Von Imhof L Chuck Kopp, Stephen 24 Anchorage: Oceanview Sue Levi Duplantis Charisse Millett, 25 Anchorage: Abbott Pat Higgins Joshua Revak (Kevin Meyer) Chris M (Chris Birch) Albert M Janice Park M Birch, Bekah Halat 26 Anchorage: Huffman/Lower Hillside Hunter Dunn Fogle, Joe Riggs, Laddie Shaw Lance Pruitt, Don 27 Anchorage: Basher/East Anchorage Liz Snyder Jones N N Cathy Giessel N Jennifer Johnston, 28 Anchorage: South Anchorage/Hillside/Girdwood Amber Lee Ross Bieling (Mike Chenault) Ben 29 Kenai: North Kenai/Nikiski/Seward/Hope Shawn Butler (N) Carpenter, Wayne Peter Micciche, Ron O Ogle O O Gillham Gary Knopp, Kimber 30 Kenai: Kenai/Soldotna Smith John Cox, Hank Kroll, Andy Cizek (N), Greg 31 Kenai: Homer/South Kenai/Kasilof/Ninilchik Paul Seaton (N) Sarah Vance Madden (R) P P Gary Stevens P Louise Stutes, Rich Sandra Katelnikoff- 32 Kodiak/Cordova/Seldovia/Tyonek/Yakutat Dennis Harris Walker Lester (N) (Sam Kito III) Steve Handy, Sara Hannan, 33 Juneau: Downtown/Gustavus/Haines/Skagway Chris Dimond (U) James Hart, Tom (Dennis Egan) Q Morphet Q Don Etheridge (N) Q Jesse Kiehl (Justin Parish) Rob 34 Juneau: Mendenhall Valley/Auke Bay Edwardson (N), Andi Jerry Nankervis Story Kenny Karl Jonathan Kreiss- 35 Sitka/Petersburg/Angoon/Hoonah/Craig/Pelican Skaflestad, Richard R Tomkins R Bert Stedman R Wein 36 Ketchikan/Wrangell/Metlakatla/Hydaburg Ghert Abbott Trevor Shaw Dan Ortiz (U) Stan Swetzof, William 37 Bristol Bay/Aleutians/Dillingham/Unalaska Bryce Edgmon Weatherby S S Lyman Hoffman S Tiffany Zulkosky, 38 Bethel/Lower Kuskokwim Darren Deacon Zach Fansler 39 Bering Straits/Nome/Yukon Delta Neal Foster T Leanna Mack (N), T Donny Olson T 40 Arctic/Utqiaġvik/Kotzebue John Lincoln Patrick Savok (N) Legislators 18 20 2 6 14 Legislators in a majority caucus 18 2 2 1 12 Majority members are in yellow. Senate seats up for election in 2018 are in blue. Incumbent representatives are in red. Incumbent senators are in green. In parentheses: Incumbents who did not seek re-election for that particular seat. U = Undeclared. N = Nonpartisan. R = Republican. L = Alaska Libertarian Party. P = Patriot's Party of Alaska. V = Veterans Party of Alaska. Candidates in blue have registered or filed a letter of intent or public official financial disclosure with APOC but have yet to appear on the Division of Elections websites..
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