Several primary winners point towards the legislature becoming more conservative and aggressive on cutting costs.  (Von Imhof, Eastman, Wilson, Birch)  Hopefully these new legislators will really review medicaid charges and rates where the state pays $600 for items like epi-pens that cost $2 to make or billed $28 for two tylenol in Alaska hospitals and for a new system of funding education that substantially rewards teachers who work hard and go the extra mile to make students succeed.  No more paying the most per student in the nation for the worst results in the nation)