List of Alaska State Legislatures

The Alaska State Capitol, with Mount Juneau in the background.

The legislature of the U.S. state of Alaska has convened 28 times since statehood became effective on January 3, 1959.

Past legislatures

Legislature	Convened	Adjourned	# of legis- lative days	# of bills introduced	# of bills passed
First	January 26, 1959	March 29, 1960	146	733	387
Second	January 23, 1961	April 12, 1962	155	794	316
Third	January 28, 1963	May 30, 1964	164	836	231
Fourth	January 25, 1965	April 17, 1966	159	868	286
Fifth	January 23, 1967	April 16, 1968	169	1,158	406
Sixth	January 27, 1969	June 7, 1970	242	1,479	373
Seventh	January 11, 1971	June 18, 1972	282	1,269	339
Eighth	January 8, 1973	April 26, 1974	217	1,435	255
Ninth	January 20, 1975	June 1, 1976	281	1,696	499
Tenth	January 10, 1977	June 18, 1978	302	1,628	337
Eleventh	January 15, 1979	June 6, 1980	263	1,629	270
Twelfth	January 12, 1981	June 3, 1982	312	1,793	264
Thirteenth	January 17, 1983	June 8, 1984	314	1,276	280
Fourteenth	January 14, 1985	May 12, 1986	269	1,199	251
Fifteenth	January 19, 1987	May 10, 1988	246	1,087	274
Sixteenth	January 9, 1989	May 8, 1990	257	1,159	329
Seventeenth	January 21, 1991	May 12, 1992	256	1,087	239
Eighteenth	January 11, 1993	May 10, 1994	252	933	224
Nineteenth	January 16, 1995	May 8, 1996	273	903	257
Twentieth	January 13, 1997	May 13, 1998	250	856	256
Twenty-First	January 19, 1999	May 3, 2000	254	768	236
Twenty-Second	January 8, 2001	May 16, 2002	256	928	254
Twenty-Third	January 21, 2003	May 11, 2004	246	968	336
Twenty-Fourth	January 10, 2005	May 9, 2006	324	846	223
Twenty-Fifth	January 16, 2007	April 13, 2008	302	745	189
Twenty-Sixth	January 20, 2009	April 18, 2010	182	739	181
Twenty-Seventh	January 18, 2011	April 15, 2012
Twenty-Eighth	January 2013	April 25, 2014

References

• Alaska Legislature Roster of Members 1913-2010 (pdf). Juneau: Alaska Legislative Affairs Agency. Retrieved December 28, 2014.
• Legal Services staff (October 2010). "Historical Summary". Summary of Alaska Legislation 2010. Juneau: Alaska Legislative Affairs Agency. pp. 89–95.