AK HJR44

Proposes constitutional amendments to replace Alaska's bicameral legislature (Senate and House) with a unicameral legislature consisting of 60 members elected to four-year terms.

Changes Senate qualifications to remove the age requirement differential, with all members required to be at least 21 years old (eliminating the previous 25-year minimum for senators).

Modifies redistricting to establish 60 senate districts instead of the current 20 senate and 40 house districts, with one member elected per district.

Requires voter approval at the next general election and establishes a transition period where the Twenty-Seventh Legislature sits as bicameral during its first session, then converts to unicameral for the second session.

Adjusts various constitutional provisions referencing "senate" and "legislature" to reflect unicameral structure, including procedures for bill passage, veto override, impeachment, and executive appointments.