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Gary Stevens

Currently holds the office of Alaska State Senate - District C until January 19, 2027.

Candidate for Alaska State Senate - District C in 2022 Alaska General Election.

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Gary Stevens

Alaska State Senate - District C

About Gary Stevens

Professional Experience
Alaska State Senate, State Senator (2003 - Present)
Alaska House of Representatives, State Representative (2001 - 2003)
Alaska Historical Society, President
United States Army, 1st Lieutenant
City of Kodiak, Mayor
Kodiak Oral History Project, Director
General Manager, Northern Processors
Alaska Humanities Forum, Board of Directors
University of Alaska, Professor
Kodiak Island Borough, Mayor
Degrees
Doctorate, University of Oregon (1984)
Master's, University of Oregon (1965)
Bachelor's, Linfield College (1963)
High School Diploma, Taft High School (1959)

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Alaska State Senate - District C in Alaska General Election
Alaska State Senate - District C in Alaska Primary Election
Alaska State Senate - District P in Alaska General Election
Alaska State Senate - District P in Alaska Primary Election
Alaska Lieutenant Governor in Alaska 2018 Primary Election

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