2nd Alaska State Legislature

The 2nd Alaska State Legislature was elected November 8, 1960.

Sessions

District	Name	Party	Location
A	James Nolan	Dem	Wrangell
A	Frank Peratrovich	Dem	Klawock
B	W.O. Smith	Dem	Ketchikan
C	Howard C. Bradshaw	Dem	Sitka
D	Elton E. Engstrom	Rep	Juneau
E	Vance Phillips	Rep	Anchorage
E	Howard W. Pollock	Rep	Anchorage
F	B.J. Logan	Dem	Cordova
G	Brad Phillips	Rep	Anchorage
H	Irwin L. Metcalf	Dem	Seward
I	Alfred A. Owen	Dem	Uganik Bay
J	George B. McNabb, Jr.	Dem	Fairbanks
J	Robert J. McNeally	Dem	Fairbanks
K	Jack E. Weise	Rep	Bethel
L	John B. Coghill	Rep	Nenana
M	Paul Greimann, Sr.	Rep	Fairbanks
N	Lester Bronson	Dem	Nome
N	Pearse E. "Pete" Walsh^[1]	Dem	Nome
O	Eben Hopson	Dem	Barrow
P	John A. McNees	Dem	Nome

District	Name	Party	Location
1	Alfred E. Widmark	Rep	Klawock
2	William K. Boardman	Rep	Ketchikan
2	Walter L. Kubley	Rep	Ketchikan
3	John E. Longworth	Rep	Petersburg
4	Frank E. Cashel	Dem	Sitka
4	Andrew Hope	Dem	Sitka
5	Marcus F. Jensen	Dem	Douglas
5	Dora M. Sweeney	Dem	Juneau
6	Morgan W. Reed	Dem	Skagway
7	Harold Z. Hansen	Dem	Cordova
8	Robert I. Ditman	Ind	Valdez
9	Jalmar M. Kerttula	Dem	Palmer
10	John S. Hellenthal	Rep	Anchorage
	Bruce Kendall	Rep	Anchorage
	Bennie Leonard	Rep	Anchorage
	James C. Parsons	Rep	Anchorage
	Henry S. Pratt	Rep	Anchorage
	William H. Sanders	Rep	Anchorage
	Harold D. Strandberg	Rep	Anchorage
	R.W. Stratton, Jr.	Rep	Spenard
11	William M. Erwin	Dem	Seward
12	Leo F. Rhode	Rep	Homer
13	Peter M. Deveau	Dem	Kodiak
13	Gilbert A. Jarvela	Dem	Kodiak
14	Arthur J. Harris	Dem	Nikolski
15	Jay S. Hammond	Rep	Naknek
16	Raymond C. Christiansen	Dem	Bethel
17	Donald Harris	Rep	McGrath
18	Grant H. Pearson	Dem	Nenana
19	Edgar I. Baggen	Rep	Fairbanks
	Forbes L. Baker	Rep	Fairbanks
	Charles M. "Jim" Binkley	Rep	College
	Frank X. Chapados	Dem	Fairbanks
	Warren A. Taylor	Dem	Fairbanks
20	Kenneth A. Garrison	Rep	Fort Yukon
21	John Nusunginya	Dem	Point Barrow
22	Jacob A. Stalker	Dem	Kotzebue
23	Robert R. Blodgett	Dem	Teller
23	Arthur D. Johnson^[2]	Rep	Nome
24	Segundo Llorente	Dem	Alakanuk

↑ Sen. William E. Beltz (D) had been re-elected in 1960, but died before his inauguration. Walsh was appointed in his place.
↑ Died between sessions. Grace A. Johnson (R) was appointed to his seat for the second session.

1st (1959–60)
2nd (1961–62)
3rd (1963–64)
4th (1965–66)
5th (1967–68)

6th (1969–70)
7th (1971–72)
8th (1973–74)
9th (1975–76)
10th (1977–78)

11th (1979–80)
12th (1981–82)
13th (1983–84)
14th (1985–86)
15th (1987–88)

16th (1989–90)
17th (1991–92)
18th (1993–94)
19th (1995–96)
20th (1997–98)

21st (1999–2000)
22nd (2001–02)
23rd (2003–04)
24th (2005–06)
25th (2007–08)

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