A former Alaska legislator accused of voter misconduct will have a trial in August. Former Anchorage Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux faces five charges of first-degree voter misconduct and seven charges of second-degree unlawful interference with voting.
Those others others are LeDoux’s former chief of staff, Lisa Simpson, and Simpson’s son, Caden Vaught. Both are also scheduled for trial in August. Simpson has registered as a Republican candidate for state House in northeast Anchorage.
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