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12th Alaska State Legislature

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Term of state legislature in Alaska, US February 2025 January 2025 The Twelfth Alaska State Legislature served from January 1981 to January 1983. Senate District Name Party Location O Don Bennett Republican Fairbanks F W. E. "Brad" Bradley Republican Anchorage I Mike Colletta Republican Anchorage J Ed Dankworth Republican Anchorage B Richard I. Eliason Republican Sitka O Bettye Fahrenkamp Democratic Fairbanks P Frank R. Ferguson Democratic Kotzebue E Victor Fischer Democratic Anchorage K Donald E. Gilman Republican Kenai M George H. Hohman, Jr. Democratic Bethel F Tim Kelly Republican Anchorage D Jalmar M. Kerttula Democratic Palmer L Bob Mulcahy Republican Kodiak O Charles H. Parr Democratic Fairbanks C Bill Ray Democratic Juneau G Patrick M. Rodey Democratic Anchorage N John C. Sackett Republican Ruby E Terry Stimson Democratic Anchorage H Arliss Sturgulewski Republican Anchorage A Robert H. Ziegler, Sr. Democratic Ketchikan House District Name Party Location 9 Mitchell E. Abood, Jr. Republican Anchorage 21 Albert P. Adams Democratic Kotzebue 10 Charles G. Anderson Republican Anchorage 10 Ramona L. Barnes Republican Anchorage 7 Michael F. Beirne Republican Anchorage 20 Robert H. Bettisworth Republican College 20 Fred E. Brown Democratic Fairbanks 9 Thelma Buchholdt Democratic Anchorage 11 Bernard Bylsma Republican Anchorage 6 Patrick J. Carney Democratic Wasilla 5 Bette M. Cato Democratic Valdez 16 Joseph Chuckwuk Democratic Dillingham 7 Donald E. Clocksin Democratic Anchorage 8 Samuel R. Cotten Democratic Eagle River 7 David W. Cuddy Republican Anchorage 4 Jim Duncan Democratic Juneau 20 Kenneth J. Fanning Libertarian College 1 Oral E. Freeman Democratic Ketchikan 22 John G. "Jack" Fuller Democratic Nome 1 Terry Gardiner Democratic Ketchikan 3 Ben F. Grussendorf Democratic Sitka 8 Richard W. Halford Republican Chugiak 2 E. J. Haugen Republican Petersburg 12 Joe L. Hayes Republican Anchorage 18 Vernon L. Hurlbert Democratic Sleetmute 13 Hugh Malone Democratic Kenai 8 Terry Martin Republican Anchorage 7 Russ Meekins, Jr. Democratic Anchorage 11 Ray H. Metcalfe Republican Anchorage 4 M. Michael Miller Democratic Juneau 12 Joe D. Montgomery Republican Anchorage 19 H. Pappy Moss Democratic Delta Junction 13 Patrick M. O'Connell Republican Soldotna 8 Randy E. Phillips Republican Eagle River 20 Richard L. Randolph Libertarian Fairbanks 20 Brian D. Rogers Democratic Fairbanks 20 Sarah J. "Sally" Smith Democratic Fairbanks 15 Eric G. Sutcliffe Republican Unalaska 17 Anthony N. Vaska Democratic Bethel 14 Fred F. Zharoff Democratic Kodiak See also List of Alaska State Legislatures 11th Alaska State Legislature, the legislature preceding this one 13th Alaska State Legislature, the legislature following this one List of governors of Alaska List of speakers of the Alaska House of Representatives Alaska Legislature Alaska Senate AKLeg.gov Notes 1. Senator George H. Hohman, Jr. (D) was expelled on February 5, 1982. Nels Anderson, Jr. (D) was appointed on March 2, 1982, and confirmed on March 3, 1982, to fill the vacancy. 2. Representative Jim Duncan (D) was Speaker of the House through June 15, 1981. Representative Joe L. Hayes (R) was elected Speaker of the House on June 16, 1981. References General Alaska Legislature Roster of Members 1913-2010 http://w3.legis.state.ak.us/docs/pdf/ROSTERALL.pdf 2010 Alaska Legislative Affairs Agency Juneau 55–56 2017-10-06 2019-04-06 https://web.archive.org/web/20190406105457/http://w3.legis.state.ak.us/docs/pdf/ROSTERALL.pdf dead Specific and Notes Alaska Category:1981 in Alaska Category:1982 in Alaska Alaska Category:Alaska legislative sessions