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Juneau-Douglas High School students flooded the gallery of the Finance Committee Room today, asking for an increase to the BSA. Just want to remind everyone of my offer last week at the House Minority presser.

I can’t quite put my finger on why I like Mike Ford so much. It’s partly the Princeton factor. I also admire his tenacious effort to stay in professional baseball. He’s a consummate underdog. He’s under appreciated.

The legislative session begins in less than two months. My office and I are gearing up for Juneau and want to hear your thoughts on issues that matter to you. Come join us for donuts, coffee, and conversation. When: Saturday, Nov. 18th Where: Dino's Donuts https://t.co/CflYr2cAEx

🌟Our Legislator Spotlight series shines a light on Alaska State Representative Andy Josephson! Dive into @RepAndyJ's environmental work in our latest #NCELSpotlight. Learn more: https://t.co/Quoh80YaYg

Technology can make our lives easier. For example, if you cannot make it in person to our town hall tomorrow, I got you covered! Here is a Zoom link so you can participate from the comfort of your couch: https://t.co/deMJpBT7JA

Have questions or concerns you would like to discuss? Want to know where I stand on key Alaskan issues? Make your voice heard! Come join Sen. Gray-Jackson, Rep. Galvin and myself for our fall Town Hall Meeting. Details provided in the link below: https://t.co/L0WbMAx8ik

Rep. Andy Josephson was born and raised in Anchorage, and although he is the son of former AK Senator Joe Josephson, @RepAndyJ didn’t think politics was for him. In 2012, though, he followed in his dad's footsteps getting elected to the AK House. #AKleg https://t.co/53032Or43m

Check out this op-ed from @AndrewGrayAK and myself. https://t.co/5mYTcVNw8r

(3/3) very social safety nets that create the foundation for a thriving middle class? What is the governor's "Office of Family & Life" going to propose to grow our economy?

(2/3) and it even left us with a $85.2 million dollar surplus. What do these vetoes accomplish? How are we supposed to build Alaska into an attractive place for young families if we continue to eviscerate funding for education and the

(1/3)I am unimpressed with this governor's approach towards creating a more "pro-family" Alaska. The budget that the legislature developed was sustainable. It had a reasonably sized PFD, adequate funding for schools and deferred maintenance, much-needed capital projects,

Thank you @RepAndyJ for your op-ed. AK should be investing in the critical public services Alaskans depend on & the employees providing them 24/7/365, instead of throwing 💸away to strip away employees of their power https://t.co/Sp7JHg7pd5 #akleg

Check out my latest op-ed:

Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending a convention put on by the Alaska Professional Fire Fighters Association, alongside Senator Cathy Giessel. We discussed the path forward to reinstate defined benefits for first responders.

Proud to stand alongside our hard-working state employees in our fight to secure a sustainable pension!

You can read about the bill, HB 80, and its supporting documents here:

(4/4) communities will be safe from violent individuals. I am grateful for Angela Harris' tireless work in helping formulate this legislation, and for my colleagues that are working towards this bill's swift passage.

(3/4) incompetent to stand trial. Because of this, her assailant was summarily released. Our current laws have no provisions to deal with individuals that cannot be "restored" to competency to stand trial. This bill will help close these legal loopholes and ensure that our

(2/4) In November 2022, Angela Harris (pictured in the middle) was stabbed at the Loussac Library while she was returning books by a man that she never met. The attack left her paralyzed from the waist down. He had a history of attacking women and was previously deemed too