Steve Menard for State House
A Marine. A lifelong Alaskan. Focused on one job — representing you in Juneau.
Representing District 29 demands undivided dedication. It is not a side pursuit or a role to be managed from a distance. It requires a steady presence, full engagement, and absolute readiness when decisions are made. With no outside distractions, no divided loyalties, and no competing priorities, Steve Menard remains focused on a single responsibility: serving you.
Steve Menard is a lifelong Alaskan and a United States Marine who bled for this country before he ever asked for a vote. He was raised in a family that treated public service as a duty, not a career — his parents both served in the Alaska Legislature.
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Steve's campaign is built on clear commitments. These are the issues he will fight for in Juneau.
THE VALLEY SPEAKS
Steve knows this district because he has lived and worked here his whole life. After years in Juneau, he understands that protecting the PFD is about protecting our families. He has my full support.
District 29 Resident
Lifelong Mat-Su Valley resident
As a veteran, I trust Steve to fight for us in Juneau. He has the discipline and the experience to stand up for the people who served. We need more leaders like him in the legislature.
US military veteran
Marine Corps veteran
Steve hears you. He doesn't just talk about the issues that matter to seniors, he works on them. It's reassuring to know someone in Juneau is looking out for us and listening carefully.
Alaskan senior citizen
Retired teacher, Wasilla
Running a small business in the Valley isn't easy. Steve understands what we need because he is one of us. He is focused and committed to helping our community grow and thrive.
Small business owner
Valley business owner
This Campaign Runs on Neighbors
We're not funded by Outside money or Juneau insiders. We're funded by people who live here. Put a sign in your yard. Talk to five neighbors. Volunteer an afternoon. Chip in what you can.
Tuesday, August 18 — Alaska's Open Primary
Every registered Alaska voter can vote for any candidate, regardless of party. The top four finishers advance to the November 3 general election. Your vote on August 18 decides who's still standing in November.