Dunleavy Vetoes Bipartisan Bills | Anchorage News

Governor Mike Dunleavy just vetoed two more bills—bringing his total vetoes this term to 31, the most in a two-year span since the late ‘90s—both passed with bipartisan support. One bill aimed to require the University of Alaska to notify students about new fees, but Dunleavy called it overly restrictive and limiting administrative flexibility. The other sought to tighten hunting and fishing license rules to ensure only true residents got them, but he warned it would create burdens for military members, students, and even commercial pilots who travel for work. So far, 60 of 82 passed bills have become law, with two overrides, and a few more are still pending his decision.

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