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Alan Austerman

American politician (born 1943)


Summary

American politician (born 1943)

FieldValue
nameAlan Austerman
imageFile:Ouzinkie gets ferry service.jpg
captionAlan Austerman (right) with Gary Stevens and Mayor Dan Clarion in Ouzinkie, June 2012.
officeMajority Leader of the
Alaska House of Representatives
term_startNovember 11, 2010
term_end2012
predecessorKyle Johansen
successorLance Pruitt
state_house1Alaska
district136th
term_start1January 20, 2009
term_end1January 20, 2015
predecessor1Gabrielle LeDoux
successor1Louise Stutes
state_senate2Alaska
state2Alaska
district2R
term_start2January 21, 2003
term_end2February 10, 2003
predecessor2(redistricting took effect)
successor2Gary Stevens
state_senate3Alaska
state3Alaska
district3C
term_start3January 8, 2001
term_end3January 20, 2003
predecessor3Jerry Mackie
successor3(redistricting takes effect)
state_house4Alaska
district46th
term_start4January 16, 1995
term_end4January 7, 2001
predecessor4Cliff Davidson
successor4Gary Stevens
birth_date
birth_placeEverett, Washington, U.S.
partyRepublican
spouseVirginia
childrenCarol
Dawn
residenceKodiak, Alaska, U.S.
occupationConsultant/Lobbyist
professionbusiness owner-operator
allegianceUnited States of America
serviceyears1964–1971
rankSergeant [[File:Army-USA-OR-05.svg15px]]
branchUnited States Army
unitAlaska National Guard

Alaska House of Representatives Dawn

Alan David Austerman (born May 23, 1943) is an American politician who served as a member of the Alaska House of Representatives and Alaska Senate.

Early life and education

Austerman was born in Everett, Washington. He graduated from Kodiak High School in 1961.

Career

Austerman served as the Majority Leader of the Alaska House of Representatives. He also served on the Fisheries, Military and Veterans Affairs, and Community and Regional Affairs committees of the House of Representatives of the 27th Legislature. Alan Austerman previously served as an Alaska State Senator from 2001 to 2003. He resigned from the Senate to become the Fisheries Policy Advisor to Governor Frank Murkowski. Before that he represented the 6th district in the House from 1995 to 2001.

Austerman's daughter Carol ran for his seat in the House of Representatives upon his retirement in 2014. She lost in the Republican primary to Louise Stutes.

Personal life

Austerman and his wife, Ginny, and two children, Carol and Dawn.

He is the current owner of Alan Austerman Consulting and Lobbyist Services. He served from 1964 to 1971 in the Alaska National Guard achieving the rank of Sergeant. He has also served as Police Officer in the Kodiak Police Department and was also a Commercial Fisherman. He also published and co-owned the Kadiak Times newspaper at one point.

References

References

  1. (1990). "State of Alaska – Official Election Pamphlet – November 6, 1990". Alaska Division of Elections.
  2. "Alan Austerman".
  3. "Alaska State Legislature".
  4. [http://housemajority.org/austerman/index.php Austerman]housemajority.org {{Webarchive. link. (January 17, 2009)
  5. link. (January 20, 2009)
  6. Gibbs, Brianna. (August 20, 2014). "Stutes Takes Early Lead, Holds Strong in Republican Primary".
  7. Forgey, Pat. (November 4, 2014). "Costello win helps Alaska Republicans maintain legislative grip".
  8. "The Voter's Self Defense System".
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