(Let's take this one question @ a time and break the house bill down.....)

#1"Go-it-Alone on LNG Project"

Exxon, BP and ConocoPhillips have opted out of the Alaska LNG pipeline project from the North Slope to Nikiski. Do you support or oppose the State of Alaska going-it-alone on the project?

(As stated, all of the people involved or was involved in the LNG project want nothing to do with it. We know there is 50 million dollars that can be used this year to fund state services that is budgeted to the LNG Project, which will still leave it enough money to keep the process/project moving forward while looking for investors. Those who are paying attention know this.) AS LONG AS THE 50 MILL IS BEING USED TO SUPPORT THE BUDGET AND THE REST FOR MOVING THE PROJECT FORWARD I STRONGLY SUPPORT. IF NOT THEN I STRONGLY OPPOSE.

Go-it-Alone on LNG Project dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

"State Spending"

In your opinion, is current state spending too high, about right or too low?

(Alaska is #1 per capita in spending per person and #1 in government size out of 50 states. There needs to be another choice to pick from...: OMG ARE YOU BLIND REDUCE THE SPENDING)

State Spending dropdowns

Pick one:

Too high 
About right 
Too low 
Unsure

#3"State Spending Limit"

In your opinion, is current state spending too high, about right or too low?

(Didn't I just answer this in #2. If your referring to the cap of 4 billion, then it's just right. The cap should never exceed what the state brings in for taxes and they need to put all the money they have taken from everyone's PFD's back into the fund where it belongs. Also below the title for the pick one is either miss titled or they are being very misleading with this question???!!!!!!‼️)

Cap PFD for General Services dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

#4 "Cap PFD for General Services"

Do you support capping the dividend and using the balance of Permanent Fund earnings for general public services?

(This question should be a no brainer for Alaskans to answer. HANDS OFF OUR PFD's‼️‼️‼️‼️ There are many ways for you to reduce the budget, branches of government jobs that can be removed due to being obsolete. Work requirements for the able body individuals for snap, energy assistance, housing or any other aid received. If you live in a rural area and cannot support your lifestyle it's time to stop enabling people to stay on these programs and they need to support themselves. These programs are there to help those who are not able to work/disabled/elderly. The abuse of these programs has been allowed for way to long. Draining resources away from those who truly need it. It's also there to Give a hand up for those able to work but have fallen on hard times. IT IS NOT a lifestyle to be USED AS WAY TO MAKE A LIVING, as many in the rural areas are doing now. Also it happens in non rural areas too, but when you break down the costs, rural areas are spending more the the well populated ares are. Require all rural residents to pay a $50 per person a month for travel expenses for healthcare. If they choose to live there they should be responsible to pay there own travel for there lifestyle and choice to live in rural areas. Only "sarcasm" 20 million spent in 2017 this year for travel from these areas for healthcare. I could go on for hours how you can fix the spending without ever touching the PFD's).

Cap PFD for General Services dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

#5 "Sales Tax"

Do you support or oppose enacting a statewide sales tax?

(This question should be a no brainer for Alaskans to answer also. NO‼️‼️‼️ cut the budget and reduce government size!)

Sales Tax dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

#6 "Income Tax"

Do you support or oppose enacting a statewide income tax?

(This question should be a no brainer for Alaskans to answer also. NO‼️‼️‼️ cut the budget and reduce government size!)

Income Tax dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

#7 "Which Source?"

Among options for addressing Alaska's fiscal gap, which do you most prefer?

(Wow, this one is a loaded question‼️pick one of the three choices below. Do not look for the person behind the curtain there is nothing to see here. This question should be a no brained for Alaskans to answer also. NO‼️‼️‼️ this question needs another option to choose from. Here's one for you: CUT THE BUDGET AND REDUCE GOVERNMENT SIZE‼️ also see answers to question #1 & 4)

Which Source dropdowns

Pick one:

Use of Permanent Fund Earnings 
Sales Tax 
Income Tax

#8 "Motor Fuel Tax"

Do you support or oppose increasing taxes on motor fuels sold for cars, boats and airplanes?

(Show me another place that pays higher prices for gas then Alaska does already. This is another no brainer answer. NO‼️)

Motor Fuel Tax dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose

#9 "K-12 Education Funding"

Is funding for K-12 education:

(Simple to answer question, but to be really honest you need to add UAA's spending also, combined it is a billion over budget for the amount of people being educated in Alaska)

K-12 Education Funding dropdowns

Pick one:

Too low 
About right 
Too high 
I care more about results than funding or
Unsure:Re-consider

#10 "Tax Credits"

Alaska's oil tax credit system was designed to encourage small independent firms to explore for new oil in Alaska. Do you support or oppose reducing the terms of Alaska's oil tax credit system?

(Tax credits never should have been given in the first place. They have resulted in 0 returns for the 3+ billion it has cost Alaskan tax payers. GLAD TO SEE THEY ARE BEING ELIMINATED‼️‼️)

Re-consider Tax Credits dropdowns

Pick one:

Strongly Support 
Somewhat Support 
Somewhat Oppose 
Strongly Oppose