ANCHORAGE, louis bags Alaska — The defeat of Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski by an upstart fiscal conservative in Alaska's GOP primary could mark a significant shift for a state that has so long relied on federal pork to survive. The outcome was also an unexpected blow to the seniority Alaska has enjoyed in the Senate.Even as the far northern.

State stubbornly LV Bags adheres to its reputation for independence, it relies more heavily on federal spending than any other state, thanks largely to congressional powerhouses such as the late Republican Sen. Ted Stevens.But a shift in that approach could come in the form of Joe Miller, who defeated Murkowski with the strong backing.

Sarah Palin and Louis Vuitton Bags the Tea Party Express as he campaigned against runaway government spending,Noting that Alaska has long depended on federal largesse, Miller says the state could work toward self-reliance with more control of its own resources and a reduction in federal regulatory burdens.He is favored to win in November over Democrat Scott McAdams.

Alaska's sole LV representative in the U.S. House, Don Young, has been adept at bringing federal dollars to the state for almost four decades and no one expects his goals to change.But Stevens, who was killed in a plane crash last month, brought home billions from Washington to fund highways, pipelines, ports. Alaska lost his formidable seniority and some power to capture.

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But Stevens, who cotton rose was killed in a plane crash last month, brought home billions from Washington to fund highways, pipelines, ports. Alaska lost his formidable seniority and some power to capture a huge share of federal money when he was defeated by Democratic Sen. Mark Begich in 2008 following a corruption conviction.

At bringing Ansel federal dollars to the state for almost four decades and no one expects his goals to change,that was later dropped.Tanana, a largely Athabascan community of 300, relies on federal funding for as much as 75 percent of the its economy, said Bear Ketzler, its city administrator. Ketzler, a Murkowski supporter.

Said it's too working-working soon to feel the repercussions of losing Stevens. He fears Murkowski's loss will only add to an expected cut in federal aid.Copyright 2010, The Associated Press. All rights reserved.I think we're sitting pretty material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.ZMC