Amends Alaska Constitution to limit regular legislative sessions to 90 days, extendable once by 10 days.

This bill proposes amendments to the Alaska Constitution to set the duration of regular legislative sessions. It mandates that the legislature convenes annually on the fourth Monday in January, with a limit of 90 consecutive calendar days. An extension of up to 10 additional days requires a two-thirds vote from both houses. The changes will first apply to the Thirty-Fifth Alaska State Legislature's First Regular Session in 2026.

Amends Alaska Constitution to limit regular legislative sessions to 90 days, extendable once by 10 days.

This bill proposes amendments to the Alaska Constitution to set the duration of regular legislative sessions. It mandates that the legislature convenes annually on the fourth Monday in January, with a limit of 90 consecutive calendar days. An extension of up to 10 additional days requires a two-thirds vote from both houses. The changes will first apply to the Thirty-Fifth Alaska State Legislature's First Regular Session in 2026.