HB62 continues the renewable energy grant fund until 2033, costing $1.4 million per year.
The Alaska State House of Representatives passed HB62 on May 3, 2023 by a vote of 35 to 3. We have assigned pluses to the nays because this legislation creates more government interference in the free-market economy and advances a Marxist climate change agenda. Bills like this bloat budgets, expand government, and lead to government picking winners and losers with taxpayer funds.
| Legislator | Vote |
|---|---|
| Jamie Allard | Yes |
| Jennifer Armstrong | Yes |
| Benjamin Carpenter | No |
| Ashley Carrick | Yes |
| Julie Coulombe | Yes |
| Mike Cronk | Yes |
| Maxine Dibert | Yes |
| David Eastman | No |
| Bryce Edgmon | Yes |
| William Fields | Yes |
| Neal Foster | Yes |
| Alyse Galvin | Yes |
| Andrew Gray | Yes |
| Cliff Groh | Yes |
| Sara Hannan | Yes |
| Rebecca Himschoot | Yes |
| DeLena Johnson | Yes |
| Craig Johnson | Yes |
| Andrew Josephson | Yes |
| Kevin McCabe | Yes |
| Conrad McCormick | Yes |
| Thomas McKay | Yes |
| Donna Mears | Yes |
| Genevieve Mina | Yes |
| Daniel Ortiz | Yes |
| Josiah Patkotak | -- |
| Mike Prax | No |
| George Rauscher | -- |
| Justin Ruffridge | Yes |
| Dan Saddler | Yes |
| Calvin Schrage | Yes |
| Laddie Shaw | Yes |
| Will Stapp | Yes |
| Andrea Story | Yes |
| Louise Stutes | Yes |
| Jesse Sumner | Yes |
| Cathy Tilton | Yes |
| Frank Tomaszewski | Yes |
| Sarah Vance | Yes |
| Stanley Wright | Yes |