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A Look Ahead to 2024 Ballot/2025 Session

A Look Ahead to 2024 Ballot/2025 Session

May 29, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

A Look Ahead to 2024 Ballot/2025 Session

Small businesses in Alaska will be challenged by a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage and efforts to institute paid sick leave and to prohibit employers from compelling their employees to attend employer-sponsored meetings (referred to as captive audience). NFIB will oppose them because of the threats the pose to small business in Alaska. The conservative House majority will struggle to hold their majority in the upcoming election. A ballot measure to repeal ranked choice voting is currently under judicial review and may be struck down.

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