Anchorage Assembly Vice Chair Meg Zaletel has represented Midtown since 2019. She will not be running for a third term.
Meg Zaletel, executive director of the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness, spoke during the Anchorage Assembly's Committee on Housing and Homelessness on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023.
The news was circulated on Tuesday in a fundraising email supporting the campaigns of three women running for the state Legislature. In the email, Zaletel said she is “reflecting on the end of my own time as an elected official and the role of being a woman on the Anchorage Assembly.” “Spoiler - I’m not running in April for the Assembly, but I have a great introduction to make,” Zaletel said in the email. Zaletel did not say who she’ll introduce as a candidate for her seat.
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