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Of the 685 bills introduced in the two-year legislative cycle that began last year, 114 passed. That’s about one out of every six bills. Here's what several measures that failed to pass this year would have done.

adn.comMore than 80% of Alaska bills failed this session. Here are some of themLegislation reforming marijuana taxes, allowing for a yearlong supply of birth control and funding a behavioral health system didn’t make it over the finish line.

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The problem isn’t the legislature as much as Dunleavy being a lazy, disinterested Governor and vetoing everything. Of course having a veto proof majority of Dems would help.

Shoshanah in Alaska@shanahstone.bsky.social

I believe our current US Congress is the least productive in history. By comparison #akleg is amazing! The 119th U.S. Congress has enacted legislation at a success rate of about 2% to 3% for introduced bills.