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Articles by Bryan Schroder
Opinion: Ballot Measure 2 is a false flag operation
A sample election ballot is displayed in Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026. (AP Photo/Haven Daley) Are you satisfied with the political system in this country? Do you genuinely believe that our political structure serves your interests? If you are not satisfied, join the club. It’s a big club. In January, the New York Times and IPSOS (a global market research and public opinion firm) questioned Americans about the health of our political system.
Opinion: Alaska’s elections work best when they are open, transparent and in our own hands
An early voting location in Juneau. (Sean Maguire / ADN archive) Alaskans tend to agree on at least one thing about our elections: Voters should decide who is best for the job, not political elites. The election system Alaskans adopted in 2020 was built around that idea. It created open primaries and demanded true source disclosure for campaign contributions so voters can see where political money comes from.
Veterans deserve the freedom to choose & the best representation: Vote no on 2
I served in the United States Coast Guard for 24 years. A fundamental principle I learned during my time in service was to rely on my shipmates. At sea, you can’t call 911. That lesson carries across all branches of the military; we count on everyone to do their job to accomplish the mission. Six in 10 Alaskans choose not to register as Republican or Democrat. Military veterans are among them.
OPINION: The Violence Against Women Act is important to Alaska
By Bryan Schroder and Jahna Lindemuth Updated: 43 minutes ago Published: 43 minutes ago Sunlight shines on the U.S. Capitol dome, Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2021, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) As the former attorney general of the State of Alaska and the former U.S. Attorney for the District of Alaska, we both fought to protect women in our state against the evil of domestic violence.
A service to the state and residents of Alaska
Being the United States Attorney for the District of Alaska has been the greatest honor of my professional career and the most satisfying job in my life. My last day is today and as it approaches, I write to thank the people of this great state for the opportunity to serve them. In my experience, a great job is defined by the people. In this case, three groups. First are the women and men of the United States Attorney’s Office.
Our justice system has worked hard, made progress
Being the United States Attorney for the District of Alaska has been the greatest honor of my professional career and the most satisfying job in my life. My last day is Feb. 28, and I write to thank the people of this great state for the opportunity to serve them. In my experience, a great job is defined by the people. In this case, three groups. First are the women and men of the United States Attorney’s Office.
Public safety in Alaska during the COVID-19 pandemic
We are living through an extraordinary time, where public health is the focus of our lives. However, “hunkering down” doesn’t take away the need for public safety, and should increase our gratitude for the brave law enforcement officers who protect all of us in the Great Land.
I’m the federal attorney for Alaska. Here’s what we’re doing to improve rural justice.
The Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica’s “Lawless” series on public safety in rural Alaska has sparked considerable discussion about the complex and unique public safety challenges that rural Alaska communities face. That series of articles started shortly before a week-long visit to Alaska by Attorney General William Barr where he visited rural Alaska and met with tribal, state and local leaders to discuss, and witness first-hand, the challenges they face in protecting the public.
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, let’s protect those who raised us
Friday, June 15, is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Combating fraud that targets or disproportionately affects the elderly is a key priority of the Department of Justice. To highlight the department's focus on this area, as U.S. attorney, I have made it a priority to prosecute elder fraud cases, working together with the FBI, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the state of Alaska's Office of Elder Fraud and Assistance.
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