The two major hits to the Alaskan economy: (1) cutting the Capital budget instead determining the factors of the Operating budget and immediatly weaning the State off of declining oil revenues and (2) Without any economic or legal basis, blindly cut the PFD by 50%.   

The Capital budget builds the nesessay infrastructure in this State to support State and local economies; the basis of a Capital Budget approval should have been does the project: (1) increase economic activity or lower operating costs in perpetuity -- instead of blindly cutting the capital budget 

.... Walker should have started this analysis in 2014.... instead of panicking and blindly cutting with little to no determination of the drivers of cost, the return on investment from Capital projects and for the PFD: the law.  

--- Bill Walker and his minion Byron Mallot need to be voted out ...