A stack of door hangers
Literature for a full afternoon of walking a North Pole subdivision.
Contribute
Fuel the campaign
District 33 is won with yard signs, postage and shoe leather. Every dollar here goes to reaching neighbors before November 3.
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Contributions are processed securely through Anedot, the campaign’s payment processor. You will be taken to the official Mike Prax for State House giving page.
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Make it payable to Mike Prax for State House and mail it to:
Mike Prax for State House
1015 Meadow Rue, North Pole, AK 99705
Please include your full name, mailing address, occupation and employer — Alaska law requires the campaign to report that information for contributors.
Where it goes
What your money buys
Yard signs for the block
The blue-and-gold signs neighbors keep asking for, every single cycle.
Postage to reach voters
Mail that lands in Badger and North Pole boxes before absentee ballots go out.
Reaching the whole district
Radio, print and digital that carries the message district-wide in the final stretch.
Every dollar is local. This is a grassroots campaign in a district of about 16,500 registered voters. Small contributions from neighbors are what pay for it.
Before you give
- Contributions to Mike Prax for State House are not tax deductible.
- Contributions must be made from your own personal funds, not from the funds of another person or entity, and not reimbursed by anyone.
- You must be a United States citizen or a lawfully admitted permanent resident.
- Corporations, labor unions, and other business entities may not contribute to Alaska candidate campaigns.
- Alaska law requires the campaign to report the name, address, principal occupation and employer of contributors. Reports are filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission.
Three ways to help
This seat is decided by neighbors
District 33 is a small district where a few hundred votes decide the outcome. Whatever you can give — a dollar, an hour, or a conversation over the fence — it matters here.