Alaska Republican Party chairman resigns, is replaced by vice chair Ann Brown
Glenn Clary, chairman of the Alaska Republican Party, formally resigned Friday to take a job at Liberty University in Virginia. Under state party rules, he is automatically replaced by the party’s vice chair, Ann Brown of Fairbanks.
The move was expected: Clary told the Daily News in March that he would be moving to Virginia, but he didn’t announce the timing.
In a message to members of the Republican State Central Committee, Clary wrote that he will become vice president of strategic partnerships and alliances at Liberty. That role will entail lobbying federal and state legislators as part of a network of Christian organizations.
Among the priorities for that network, known as the Standing for Freedom Center, is the defeat of federal legislation mandating elections standards and a separate piece of legislation banning discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Americans.
Read more: https://www.adn.com/politics/2021/05/15/alaska-republican-party-chairman-resigns-is-replaced-by-vice-chair-ann-brown/
(Anchorage Daily News)