Who serves in the Alaska Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Current 34th Legislature roster checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). Alaska Statutes 24.05.080 starts the next legislative terms on the third Tuesday in January, January 19, 2027. November 2026 candidates, vote leads and election winners are not substituted for current serving members.

The official current House and Senate profile cards agree with the separate official members-by-district PDF on all 60 names, districts and affiliations. There are 40 serving representatives and 20 serving senators; no vacancy is inferred from a missing source row.

The roster includes Senate appointees Cathy Tilton (District M) and George Rauscher (District O), and current House replacements Steve St. Clair (District 26) and Garret Nelson (District 29). The January 20, 2026 House Journal records the House replacements’ confirmations and oaths. Older 2025 rosters are not used.

House affiliations are 21 Republican, 14 Democrat, four Not Affiliated and one Independent. Senate affiliations are 11 Republican and nine Democrat. Official Not Affiliated and Independent labels remain distinct. Party affiliation does not establish governing control: Alaska’s bipartisan legislative caucuses include members of more than one party.

House district identifiers are 1–40. Senate districts use their official letters A–T, with House districts 1 and 2 paired into Senate A, through House districts 39 and 40 paired into Senate T. No congressional districts are used.

The legal plan is the Alaska Redistricting Board final proclamation adopted May 15, 2023. Census 2024 shoreline-clipped display districts are matched to that legal plan by district identifier and interior point. All cartographic rings, including date-line Aleutian components and Southeast islands, are retained in one uniformly scaled Alaska Albers projection; no islands are relocated into an inset.

These records describe legislative representation. No district demographics, state ACS values, ZIP findings, ZCTA findings or political attributes from source GIS are inferred.

Colors follow current official party affiliations, separately from Alaska’s bipartisan governing caucuses. House: 21 Republican, 14 Democrat, four Not Affiliated and one Independent. Senate: 11 Republican and nine Democrat. All 60 seats have serving members in the checked official roster.

Legal authority: Alaska Redistricting Board May 15, 2023 final proclamation. Display: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 shoreline-clipped state legislative districts, 1:500,000. All 60 district IDs and display interior points are checked against the official final legal plan. Alaska Albers projection retains all Aleutian/date-line and Southeast components in their true relative positions. This map is not an address-level district determination service.

Official roster sources

• Official current Alaska House roster and affiliation ↗
• Official current Alaska Senate roster and affiliation ↗
• Official 34th Legislature members by district — independent identity and affiliation check ↗
• Official current legislative contact directory ↗
• January 20, 2026 House Journal — replacement confirmations and oaths ↗
• Governor’s appointment of Cathy Tilton and George Rauscher to the Senate ↗
• Alaska Statutes 24.05.080 — legislative terms begin the third Tuesday in January ↗

District boundary sources

• Alaska Redistricting Board May 15, 2023 final proclamation ↗
• Signed final proclamation adopting the May 2022 interim plan as final ↗
• Official final 2023 legal-plan shapefile ↗
• Official final 2023 interactive map with explicit House and Senate labels ↗
• District labels and polygons exported from the Board’s embedded final 2023 map ↗
• U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Alaska House cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗
• U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Alaska Senate cartographic districts, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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