![]() ![]() The problem is the complaint dealt with an internal policy that was only posted to the municipality’s intranet and wasn’t yet publicly available. Those results indicated the conservative Assembly candidates were falling behind in the polls. The investigation found that Dahl had emailed that policy to Graham - after posting it to the municipality’s intranet - then Graham filed the complaint to challenge the election results. But the ombudsman says Dahl had no authority to create that policy without first getting approval from city department heads. Moments before the complaint, Dahl had created a policy to support that challenge. Graham’s complaint stated that no thumb drives should be inserted into municipality-owned equipment without authorization from the IT director. But Hess found the complaint was filed improperly. At the time, Graham was endorsing a conservative Assembly member. The city’s Information Technology Director Marc Dahl was found to have created a policy to help overturn the election results and leaked that policy to a campaign activist before it was even made public, Hess confirmed.Īfter the election results were in, Mayor Dave Bronson’s former chief of staff, Sami Graham, filed a complaint with the Anchorage Election Commission. ![]() ![]() ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Anchorage Ombudsman Darrel Hess has completed his investigation into a challenge to the April 4 Assembly election. ![]()
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