Carolyn Hall is a Democratic representative for Alaska State House District 16, covering the Anchorage neighborhoods of Turnagain, Spenard, and Sand Lake. Age 43, born in Massachusetts, she has lived in Alaska for 13 years and resides at 3007 West 32nd Avenue in Anchorage. She is married to Scott Jensen and works as a communications professional. Elected in 2024 after defeating Independent Nick Moe with 56.6% of the vote, she serves on nine committees, including co-chairing Labor & Commerce, and prioritizes reforming the state retirement system, updating unemployment insurance, and expanding paid parental leave.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Bachelor of Arts and Master of Public Administration from University of Alaska Anchorage.
• Political Experience:
  • Elected to Alaska House of Representatives, District 16 .
  • Anchorage Budget Advisory Commission Commissioner , Vice-Chair .
  • Anchorage Women’s Commission Commissioner , Co-Chair .
  • Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s Office Education and Outreach Manager .
  • Turnagain Community Council Treasurer , At-Large Board Member .
• Notable Achievements: Introduced legislation for paid parental leave, protecting public employees' data, and expanding family planning; worked across the aisle on structural deficit and against service cuts; started a successful business in Alaska.