The effort to oust Alaska’s governor gets court approval
Gov. Mike Dunleavy angered some Alaskans by proposing deep cuts to the state's education system, as well as with other cuts and policies that disproportionately affect the state's Arctic.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The campaign to oust Alaska’s governor received court approval to proceed on Friday when a judge ruled that the allegations against the first-term Republican meet the legal requirements for including a recall initiative on the 2020 ballot.
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