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CLICK BISHOP
Click Bishop has spent his life working for Alaska and the people who call it home. Born in Mexico, Missouri, Click first came to Alaska as a toddler. Click has called Alaska home for 66 years, working across the Interior, Southeast, Yukon Delta, and Northern Region as a placer miner, labor leader, and public servant.
A graduate of Lathrop High School, he built a career rooted in hard work and service, leading Alaska’s Department of Labor and Workforce Development as Commissioner (2007–2012) and serving as State Senator from 2013 to 2024, where he co-chaired the Senate Finance Committee and championed energy, education, workforce development, resource industries, and local communities.
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A husband, father, and grandfather, Click is married to Darlene and has two daughters, Lori and Lisa, and four grandchildren: Taylor, Kadence, Basil, and Evan. An avid outdoorsman and two-time Yukon 800 riverboat race winner, Click knows the value of grit, self-reliance, and building opportunities for the next generation. Now, he’s running for Governor to put Alaska back to work and ensure a stronger future for all Alaskans.
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GRETA SCHUERCH
Greta, a lifelong Alaskan from Kiana, currently serves as an At-Large Board Director and Vice Chairman of the Board for NANA Regional Corporation, representing Iñupiat shareholders across Northwest Alaska and beyond. She also serves as Senior Advisor for Government and External Affairs at Teck Alaska, where she leads local, state, and federal government relations for Red Dog Operations. In this role, she also works closely with tribal governments and community stakeholders to foster partnerships and advance shared priorities.
Her experience across the public and private sectors—including resource development and leadership roles in Alaska Native communities and organizations—gives her a unique perspective and a deep understanding of both rural priorities and statewide challenges.
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Greta is a registered nonpartisan from Kiana, an Iñupiat community of about 450 people, located on the Kobuk River about 30 miles north of the Arctic Circle. She resides in Kotzebue and Anchorage and is the proud mother of two.
Click Bishop is running for Governor because he want to lower the cost of living with cheap, reliable energy, expand quality education and workforce opportunities, strengthen our economy, protect our fisheries, and build an Alaska where families can truly thrive and have the chance to stay and succeed right here at home.
Click Bishop is running for Governor because he want to lower the cost of living with cheap, reliable energy, expand quality education and workforce opportunities, strengthen our economy, protect our fisheries, and build an Alaska where families can truly thrive and have the chance to stay and succeed right here at home.
Click Bishop is running for Governor because he want to lower the cost of living with cheap, reliable energy, expand quality education and workforce opportunities, strengthen our economy, protect our fisheries, and build an Alaska where families can truly thrive and have the chance to stay and succeed right here at home.
Click Bishop is running for Governor because he want to lower the cost of living with cheap, reliable energy, expand quality education and workforce opportunities, strengthen our economy, protect our fisheries, and build an Alaska where families can truly thrive and have the chance to stay and succeed right here at home.