Alaska’s particular vulnerability stems from the state government’s heavy reliance on revenues from the oil industry, a political system that permits just 10 senators in the 20-member Alaska Senate to block legislation, and a remote, small population in a state where independent watchdog groups have minimal oversight. The need for Outside capital and businesses to develop state resources also contribute, and paltry “legislative salaries can lead to temptation.”
Expert says Alaska is one of the states most vulnerable to corruption
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