
On The Northern Ledger, host John Quick talks with JKT after his first-place primary finish about the governor’s race, Alaska’s future, and the issues voters are watching closely. JKT talks about the work behind his campaign, traveling across all 19 boroughs, going down the Yukon River, and what it felt like to come out on top after earlier polling showed him far behind.JKT lays out his approach to governing, including his idea for a blended cabinet made up of Republicans, independents, and Democrats, with a focus on competence over party labels. He also talks through his position on the Alaska gas line, saying he supports the project if it makes financial sense, while raising concerns about transparency around state commitments, contracts, and major development deals.John also asks about press access, AI, data centers, energy, and how Alaska should handle new technology and new industry responsibly. JKT closes with the pace of the campaign, powerlifting, YouTube clips, and why he says he wants to help “put Alaska back together again.”
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