In the town of Whittier, Alaska, almost everyone lives in one building. 90% of the town's residents live in one 14-storey building – that also houses a post office, shop, police station, health clinic, and a bed & breakfast. pic.twitter.com/Op9t9HeFgq
— Director of DE&I Initiatives at Chik-fil-A Israel (@lupfine_) September 1, 2022
Latest from the memo: One weird, proven trick to cut the number of mail ballots rejected in Alaska's elections
Hint: It was put on hold in the 2020 general, when every single district happened to see its lowest rejection rate on record.#akleg#akelecthttps://t.co/01dagfVSMe
Really important story from @wesley_early, who might have been the first person I saw flag this issue. About 1 in 8 ballots rejected across rural Alaska, compared to 1 in 25 in Anchorage.https://t.co/swtPofizhB