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Alaska Accountability Project

Balance and fairness in Alaska's government and elections

We deserve government and elections we can trust. But special interests and hidden spending dominate our elections — and too often no one checks the receipts. We do.

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Our mission

To promote balance and fairness in government and elections

The Alaska Accountability Project is stepping up so that every Alaskan can participate in our political process, be fully informed, and trust the result. We do that with documents, not slogans — public records, filings, and receipts, examined line by line.

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What's at stake

Why this work matters

Freedom is at the core of Alaskan life

Alaskans built a state on independence and self-determination. Our political process should protect that freedom, not trade it away to whoever spends the most.

Transparency is essential to good government

Public trust depends on public records. When money moves through our elections, Alaskans deserve to know who gave it, who spent it, and what they wanted in return.

Interference is weighing down our elections

Out-of-state money, dark money intermediaries, and hidden coordination distort Alaskan races. Every Alaskan should be able to run for office and make their voice heard.

How we work

Check the receipts. File the complaint. Tell Alaskans.

One

Investigate the record

We conduct systematic records searches across the 2022, 2024, and 2026 election cycles, comparing campaign filings against bank, vendor, and third-party records.

Two

File evidence-backed complaints

Each discrepancy is documented and brought to the Alaska Public Offices Commission as an evidence-backed complaint — not a press-release accusation.

Three

Inform Alaskans

Findings only matter if the public knows about them. We publish what we find so Alaskans know who is really funding the messages aimed at them.

Kelly Tshibaka | Chair

“Our government and elections should reflect the values of Alaskans — not outside influences. Join me in taking action for Alaska.”

Kelly Tshibaka, Chair

Donate today

With your help, we can advance balance and fairness

Every contribution moves a filing closer to the finish line.

Checks payable to Alaska Accountability Project, PO Box 771377, Eagle River, AK 99577. Contributions are not tax deductible.

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Reach Out

Have information about election spending in Alaska, a records question, or a media request? Send us a note and our team will follow up.

Mail
PO Box 771377, Eagle River, AK 99577