Alaska HB5 prohibits insurance companies from discriminating against elected officials.
Alaska HB5 amends the state's insurance code to prohibit insurers from making decisions based solely on a person's status as an elected official. This includes refusing to issue or renew coverage, limiting coverage, canceling policies, denying claims, or increasing premiums. Exceptions are made if the decision is based on sound underwriting principles or required by law. The act applies to policies issued, delivered, or renewed after its effective date.
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