State House District 23

Registered Republican · Incumbent · advanced

Jamie Allard is an Army veteran from Eagle River who has served in the Alaska House since 2023 and on the Anchorage Assembly from 2020 to 2023. She focuses on public safety, resource development, cutting state spending, and giving parents a stronger voice in schools.

Records: Government Spending Reduction +8 -58 for, 5 against, Public Education Quality +6 -76 for, 7 against, Civil Rights -44 against, +10 more issues

Registered Democrat · advanced

Jim Arlington is an Eagle River energy executive with a law degree who heads the Alaska Natural Gas Corporation and served on the Anchorage School Board in 1992. He wants Alaska to get its fair share of oil and gas value to fund schools, create jobs, and lower energy prices.

Registered Democrat · lost

Lee Hammermeister owns an Eagle River lawn and snow business and serves on the area's rural road service board. He wants full school funding, steady road upkeep, the full statutory Permanent Fund Dividend, and more health clinics close to home.

Records: Public Infrastructure +44 for, Government Efficiency +11 for, Government Spending Reduction -11 against

Registered Republican · advanced

Nick Capozzi is dedicated to Alaska-First policies supporting responsible resource development, fiscal accountability and strong representation for Eagle River.

Registered Republican · advanced

Ruby Jones is operations director at SafeLogic Alaska, which helps contractors run construction projects safely, and a lifelong Alaskan raising her family in Eagle River. She wants stable school funding, affordable energy, stronger public safety, and a growing private economy.