Rep. Sarah Vance

DUNLEAVY VETOES ELECTION BILL I sent a letter to Governor Dunleavy regarding his veto of SB 64. I appreciate his recognition that SB 64 contains strong, election administration policies that move Alaska toward more secure, transparent, and accountable elections.

@907Honest Keeping my word by passing good election law that benefits every Alaskan voter is not “flipping.” I’m not going anywhere. I stand firmly on my conservative principles. ✌️

No one cares about your content or posts. You isolated yourself. No one is going to make you feel better about being a coalition member. No one is going to come pat you on the back and say it’s ok Sarah, we still like you even if you are lying to Alaskans. No one is going to come say it’s ok. We would like to know why you flipped so easily, but at the end of the day. Now we just want you gone. So, that will be the next plan, finding a replacement to run against you.

@JaniceN0o0o @907Honest So now “expand” means to make more secure through tracking and ensure eligible votes are counted? Interesting.

@RepVance @907Honest Grok's analysis of SB 64 says that it will expand mail-in voting through access to and convenience of mail-in (absentee) voting.

I see @RepVance is attempting career change with this new legislation. Going from soft Republican to full blown Democrat.

Media coverage of SB 64 has people quite confused. Here’s a fact sheet to dispel the myths. Feel free to share with people who desire the truth.

Don’t let politicians gaslight you into believing the PFD is welfare. The PFD is a corporate dividend from your mineral rights.

@907Honest @akgop Been talking about it for years. Have introduced and moved numerous election bills addressing voter roll cleanup, and most recently passed🚨SB 64 Elections Administration Bill. Glad to have your support.

Imagine being a Republican Legislators / Leader / Chair of the @akgop / Governor / Congressional member / Senator / Mayor / Government Employee Then read this next part “Voter rolls for April show 593,208 registered voters in the state, yet there are only about 558,000 Alaskans of voting-age (18 or older).” Alaska is not a serious place. How could we ever take any of our elected representatives and officials seriously when we have this very glaring problem and not a single one of these people talks about it, acknowledges it, or attempts to address it.

👎 I voted NO on the FY27 House Operating Budget because it falls short of the priorities of our district and the will of Alaskans. $42.5 Million could have been directed to HD6 economy.

Groundhog Day with your PFD

I VOTED NO TO CUT YOUR PFD 💵 The full statutory Permanent Fund Dividend belongs to you, the people of Alaska, not the government. Yesterday’s vote made that clear. I voted NO on cutting your lawful, statutory dividend.

Justice for the children

HB 47 Criminalizes the creation or distribution of forged digital likenesses and AI-generated sexual depictions without consent, including explicit images involving minors.

BLESSED PALM SUNDAY🌿 “Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest!” Matthew 21:9

🐟UCI ESSN ADMIN AREA Senate Bill 158 proposes creating a new administrative fishing area in Cook Inlet, and I want to hear directly from you. This bill is being heard today in the House Fisheries Committee.

❄️HAPPY SUNDAY! It’s snowing again in Juneau where they are close to setting new records of snowfall this year. Winter snowfall equals more water in the summer, raising rivers to help salmon spawn and feed Alaskan families! It’s a beautiful cycle.

Why in the world should we draw from savings when there’s money in the General Fund from increases revenue? 🤦‍♀️

📢 HB 150 Hearing Today I will be presenting HB 150 in the House Health & Social Services Committee today from 3–5 PM.

💰Alaska Permanent Fund Corp Yesterday, the budget subcommittee for the Dept of Revenue rejected the proposal to consolidate APFC into one line item in the budget. I spoke in support of the rejection because the people need MORE transparency of APFC spending, not less.

HB 47 Generated AI CSAM passes the House with unanimous consent!

FRIDAY: HB 47 will be on the House Floor for a vote! My goal is straightforward: Protect children and ensure Alaska law is equipped to address modern digital threats