Alaska Power Association runs a comprehensive state and federal government relations program. These programs are designed to advance the goals of APA’s members: to provide safe, reliable, and affordable electric power to consumers. Each year, APA’s Board of Directors approves policy positions for state and federal issues that guide the association’s advocacy efforts. We welcome you to review the policy positions below. Electric energy is the cornerstone of a successful economy and APA’s policy positions are designed to help support that concept through law and policy.
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Alaska Committee for the Advancement of Rural Electrification (AK-CARE): A tradition of helping candidates who support electrification
The Alaska Committee for the Advancement of Rural Electrification (AK CARE) was organized by Alaska’s electric cooperative leaders in 1985.
AK CARE contributions are for candidates who support rural electrification efforts that benefit more than a half-million Alaska electric consumers. AK CARE is nonpartisan and makes contributions on the basis of a candidate’s support for positions and policies endorsed by the membership of Alaska Power Association.
AK CARE also has a partnership with the America’s Electric Cooperatives PAC,NRECA’s political action committee. America’s Electric Cooperative PAC (formerly known as ACRE) was formed in 1966 with the mission of making the voice of rural electric cooperative consumers heard in the U.S. Congress. Currently, America’s Electric Cooperative PAC is among the top 100 largest PACs in the nation with more than 30,000 individuals contributing. America’s Electric Cooperative PAC is truly a grassroots roots PAC.
The primary purpose of America’s Electric Cooperative PAC is to advance the legislative goals of electric cooperatives across the country. America’s Electric Cooperative PAC makes campaign contributions to candidates for Congress who support electric cooperative goals, who share electric cooperative values, and who want electric cooperatives to be successful.
To donate to AK CARE, click the button below or contact APA’s Deputy Director or the Executive Assistant at the links below the PayPal button. If you don’t have a PayPal account but want to pay by credit card, please contact either the deputy director or executive assistant.
To download a PDF of the donation form, click here.
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