Click Bishop

Click Bishop was born in Mexico, Missouri. He graduated from Lathrop High School in 1974. Bishop’s career experience includes working as an administrator and coordinator for the Alaska Operating Engineers/Employers Training Trust. Bishop was appointed to be the commissioner of the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development.[1]

Click Bishop did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

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Campaign websiteBishop's campaign website stated the following:“Our Alaska, Our Future”I’m not running to play party politics — I’m running to make Alaska work for you. Our state is full of opportunities: world-class resources, hardworking people, and communities that deserve a government as strong and resilient as they are.​For too long, politics has gotten in the way of progress. I believe in putting Alaska first. As Governor, I’ll focus on what matters most: ensuring good jobs are growing and Alaskans have the opportunity to thrive, no matter where they live. This includes lowering energy costs, prioritizing our fisheries, providing quality education opportunities, and strengthening our economy.​It’s time to build an Alaska that works — for you, your family, and generations to come.ENERGYCheap and reliable energy. Lowering the cost of energy is the single biggest lever we have to lower the cost of living, grow businesses, and open new opportunities across the state. Cheap energy is going to grow the economy in ways we cannot fathom yet!EDUCATIONAlaska students need a strong education, from early childhood to workforce development training, so every Alaskan has the skills to succeed. Our goal is to turn the tide of outmigration of our own workforce. Young people shouldn’t have to leave the state to find opportunities.ECONOMYAlaska deserves a growing, stable economy built on responsible resource development, transportation & energy infrastructure, small business strength, and long-term fiscal discipline that brings certainty back to families and employers. Cheap and reliable energy and a stable state budget will help accomplish this goal.FISHERIESClick is committed to protecting Alaska’s fisheries and supporting the fishermen and communities that depend on them, while preserving our coastal and river heritage, food security, and a cornerstone of our economy through sustainable, science-based management.Alaska Needs Leadership NowAlaska needs to change its direction. Statewide, we see families leaving due to rising energy costs, limited opportunities, and uncertainty about the future.  Click Bishop is focused on real solutions, not prolonging political fights. A lifelong Republican, Click is an Alaskan first, and knows that leading is about bringing people together to get things done. To change course from the current outmigration trend, Alaska must ensure our kids and grandkids have reasons to stay—strong schools, good jobs, and wages to support their families.— Click Bishop's campaign website (July 7, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

Click Bishop did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2022 Candidate Connection survey.