Should Implementation of the exams be delayed?
Yes
No
Do you have any alternatives to suggest? (please type your answers below)

Mobile Homes:

Senator Ellis is the prime sponsor of a bill relating to mobile home parks. The bill, SB 6, will require 360 days notice, or 180 days notice and $5,000 in relocation costs, for residents evicted from mobile home parks that are rezoned for development.

Do you support or oppose the measure?
Support
Oppose
Undecided

Health Care:

Senator Ellis is the prime sponsor of a bill trying to prevent sex discrimination in health insurance, as it relates to prescription coverage for contraceptives. In December 2000, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) ruled that failure by an employer to provide prescription contraceptives, when its health plan covers other preventive services and devices, constitutes sex discrimination. Do you support or oppose strengthening Alaska's laws to require companies to cover contraceptives?

Support
Oppose
Undecided

State Primary Elections:

A recent Supreme Court ruling caused Alaska to change the primary voting system. Political parties may now choose who can vote for their candidates. Other solutions exist to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling. Which option do you most favor?

Closed Primary (political parties choose who votes)
Party Caucuses (private elections limited to party members only)
Non-partisan elections/non-partisan legislature (similar to Anchorage Assembly)
Other (please write your suggestions below)

Long Term Fiscal Plan:

As oil prices (80% of Alaska's revenue) continue to fluctuate, the state is still searching for a long-term fiscal plan. Which revenue measures would you support as part of a long-term fiscal plan? (check all that apply)

Income tax
State sales tax
Use of Permanant Fund earnings reserve
Cap the Permanant Fund Dividend
Reduce State Spending in public safety, education, and roads
increase taxes on oil and gas
Combination of taxes and Permanant Fund earnings
Other (please write your suggestions below)

Natural Gas Pipeline:

A gas pipeline is just about all anyone in the Legislature is talking about these days. There are several possible routes a gas line could take. Which do you favor?

Highway (down the Alcan to the Lower 48)
Over the top (offshore from Prudhoe bay and then south through Canada to the Lower 48)
Liquid Natural Gas to Prince William Sound or Cook Inlet
Gas to Liquids (batched through the existing oil pipeline
Highway route with a spur to Southcentral
Do not support gas development

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Thank you very much for letting me know how you feel.
I will use this information to represent your views in Juneau.
Senator Johnny Ellis