4th Alaska State Legislature

The Fourth Alaska State Legislature served from January 25, 1965 to January 22, 1967.

Senate

District	Name	Party	Location
A	James Nolan	Democratic	Wrangell
A	Frank Peratrovich	Democratic	Klawock
B	Robert H. Ziegler, Sr.	Democratic	Ketchikan
C	Howard C. Bradshaw	Democratic	Sitka
D	Richard L. Peter	Democratic	Juneau
E	Nicholas J. Begich	Democratic	Spenard
E	Howard W. Pollock	Republican	Anchorage
F	Harold Z. Hansen	Democratic	Cordova
G	Brad Phillips	Republican	Anchorage
H	Yule F. Kilcher	Democratic	Homer
I	Alfred A. Owen	Democratic	Uganik Bay
J	John Butrovich, Jr.	Republican	Fairbanks
J	Robert J. McNealy	Democratic	Fairbanks
K	David C. Harrison	Democratic	Dillingham
L	Grant H. Pearson	Democratic	Nenana
M	John B. "Dixie" Hall	Democratic	Fairbanks
N	Robert R. Blodgett	Democratic	Teller
N	Neal W. Foster	Democratic	Nome
O	Eben Hopson	Democratic	Barrow
P	Pearse M. Walsh	Democratic	Nome

Commerce
- Nolan (chair), Foster, Ziegler, Hansen, Pollock
Finance
- Bradshaw (chair), Blodgett, Harrison, Walsh, Kilcher, Phillips, Peter
Health, Welfare and Education
- Hall (chair), Ziegler, Begich, Hopson, Phillips
Judiciary
- Ziegler (chair), Nolan, Hall, Begich, Pollock
Labor and Management
- Foster (chair), Pearson, Hansen, Owen, Phillips
Local Government
- Hansen (chair), Hopson, Peter, Pearson, Pollock
Resources
- Kilcher (chair), Peratrovich, Harrison, Foster, Butrovich
Rules
- Peratrovich (chair), Bradshaw, Hall, Walsh, Pollock
State Affairs
- Harrison (chair), Blodgett, Peter, Owen, Butrovich

District	Name	Party	Location
1	William K. Boardman	Republican	Ketchikan
1	Lucille Pinkerton	Democratic	Ketchikan
2	Ernest J. Haugen	Republican	Petersburg
3	John W. O'Connell	Democratic	Sitka
4	Elton E. Engstrom, Jr.	Republican	Juneau
4	Bill Ray	Democratic	Juneau
5	Frank See	Democratic	Hoonah
6	Robert I. Ditman	Democratic	Valdez
7	Jalmar M. Kerttula	Democratic	Palmer
8	Carl F. Brady	Republican	Anchorage
	Bernard J. "Pop" Carr, Sr.	Democratic	Anchorage
	Mike Gravel	Democratic	Anchorage
	Gene Guess	Democratic	Spenard
	Earl D. Hillstrand	Democratic	Anchorage
	Joseph P. Josephson	Democratic	Anchorage
	Bruce Kendall	Republican	Anchorage
	Carl F. Lottsfeldt	Democratic	Anchorage
	William J. Moran (2-1-66 - 1-22-67)^[1]	Democratic	Anchorage
	Homer Moseley (1-25-65 - 1-31-66)^[2]	Democratic	Anchorage
	M. D. Plotnick	Democratic	Anchorage
	John L. Rader	Democratic	Anchorage
	Charles J. Sassara, Jr.	Democratic	Anchorage
	Ted Stevens	Republican	Anchorage
	Harold D. Strandberg	Republican	Anchorage
9	Irwin L. Metcalf	Democratic	Seward
10	Clem V. Tillion	Republican	Halibut Cove
11	Bill M. Poland	Democratic	Kodiak
12	Carl E. Moses	Republican	King Cove
13	Joseph E. McGill	Democratic	Dillingham
14	Raymond C. Christiansen	Democratic	Bethel
15	Norbert H. Skinner	Democratic	Clear
16	Barry W. Jackson	Democratic	Fairbanks
	Walter H. LeFevre	Democratic	Fairbanks
	R. S. McCombe	Democratic	Chicken
	Edmund N. Orbeck	Democratic	Fairbanks
	Robert E. Sheldon	Democratic	Fairbanks
	Warren A. Taylor	Democratic	Fairbanks
	Sigurd Wold	Republican	Fairbanks
17	Jacob A. Stalker	Democratic	Kotzebue
18	Thomas J. Balone	Democratic	Nome
19	Axel C. Johnson	Democratic	Emmonak

Commerce
- Moseley (chair), Guess, Plotnick, Pinkerton, Hillstrand, Boardman, Brady
Finance
- Kerttula (chair), Ray, Balone, Sassara, Jackson, Strandberg, Haugen
Health, Welfare and Education
- Pinkerton (chair), Johnson, Metcalf, Sheldon, Plotnick, Rader, Tillion, Moses, Wold
Judiciary
- Guess (chair), Josephson, Metcalf, Hillstrand, Taylor, Tillion, Stevens
Labor and Management
- See (chair), Orbeck, Josephson, Johnson, McGill, Kendall, Engstrom
Local Government
- Poland (chair), O'Connell, Stalker, Lottsfeldt, Rader, Engstrom, Wold
Resources
- Christiansen (chair), McCombe, Stalker, Skinner, McGill, Poland, Sheldon, See, Tillion, Moses, Brady
Rules
- Taylor (chair), Ditman, LeFevre, Josephson, Carr, Boardman, Kendall
State Affairs
- LeFevre (chair), Carr, O'Connell, Lottsfeldt, Skinner, Orbeck, Engstrom, Stevens, Boardman

General

Specific and Notes

↑ Appointed to replace Moseley.
↑ Resigned to accept appointment to the Alaska Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.

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