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This May 21, 2019, photo shows people attending a rally against anti-abortion laws at the Dimond Courthouse Plaza in Juneau, Alaska. Alaska voters this year will be asked if they want a constitutional convention, and simmering anger over the legislature's failure to settle the issue of how big a check residents should receive from the state's oil wealth fund could provide a tail wind for groups seeking to change the constitution on a range of hot button topics, such as abortion. (Michael Penn/The Juneau Empire via AP)

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State constitutional convention measures stoke partisan fear
By BECKY BOHRER AND DAVID A. LIEB - Associated Press
Sun,03/20/22-11:35AM , 116 Reads
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Simmering public anger in Alaska over the legislature’s failure to settle the state’s most radioactive issue — how big a check residents should receive from the state’s oil wealth fund — is colliding with a once-a-decade opportunity for political activists: The chance for voters to call a convention to amend the state’s con
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