Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 39.25.178 (2026)
Employee political rights
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Sec. 39.25.178. Employee political rights.
A state employee may
(1) be a member of a national, state, or local political party;
(2) take part in a political campaign;
(3) express political opinions; however, while engaged on official business, a state employee may not display or distribute partisan political material;
(4) register party preference;
(5) serve as a voting or nonvoting delegate to a party convention;
(6) be appointed, nominated, or elected to nonpartisan public office in a local government unit; and
(7) make contributions to a political party or a candidate for public office.
A state employee may
(1) be a member of a national, state, or local political party;
(2) take part in a political campaign;
(3) express political opinions; however, while engaged on official business, a state employee may not display or distribute partisan political material;
(4) register party preference;
(5) serve as a voting or nonvoting delegate to a party convention;
(6) be appointed, nominated, or elected to nonpartisan public office in a local government unit; and
(7) make contributions to a political party or a candidate for public office.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 1
case (1 in the last 5 years), 2022–2022 · leading case: Bakalar v. Dunleavy (D. Alaska 2022).
Bakalar v. Dunleavy (D. Alaska 2022). “26 143 Alaska Stat. § 39.25.178 . 144 See, e.g., Alaska Stat.”
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