The 26th Alaska State Legislature was elected in November 2008.
| Session | Date | |
|---|---|---|
| First session | January 20, 2009 – May 19, 2009 | |
| Special session | August 10, 2009 | |
| Second session | January 19, 2010 – April 18, 2010 | |
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| Position | Name | Party | District | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| District 34 | ||||
| Johnny Ellis | Democratic | District L | ||
| District P | ||||
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| District | Name | Party | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kyle Johansen | Ketchikan | ||
| 2 | Republican | Wrangell | ||
| 3 | Juneau | |||
| 4 | Republican | Juneau | ||
| 5 | Republican | Haines | ||
| 6 | Democratic | Beaver | ||
| 7 | Republican | Fairbanks | ||
| 8 | Democratic | Fairbanks | ||
| 9 | Democratic | Fairbanks | ||
| 10 | Republican | Fairbanks | ||
| 11 | Republican | North Pole | ||
| 12 | Republican | Valdez | ||
| 13 | Republican | Palmer | ||
| 14 | Republican | Wasilla | ||
| 15 | Republican | Wasilla | ||
| 16 | Republican | Chugiak/Mat-Su | ||
| 17 | Anna I. Fairclough | Republican | Eagle River | |
| 18 | Republican | Anchorage | ||
| 19 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 20 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 21 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 22 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 23 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 24 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 25 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 26 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 27 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 28 | Republican | Anchorage | ||
| 29 | Democratic | Anchorage | ||
| 30 | Kevin Meyer | Republican | Anchorage | |
| 31 | Republican | Anchorage | ||
| 32 | Republican | Anchorage | ||
| 33 | Republican | Kenai | ||
| 34 | Republican | Nikiski | ||
| 35 | Republican | Homer | ||
| 36 | Republican | Kodiak | ||
| 37 | Democratic | Unalaska | ||
| 38 | Democratic | Bethel | ||
| 39 | Democratic | Nome | ||
| 40 | Democratic | Kotzebue | ||
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