What a half-baked story that simply perpetuates the victim mentality for Alaska women.  What would have been helpful to readers is the actual definition of "stalking," under current Alaska criminal statute.  Here, ADN- I'll help you out, since you couldn't be bothered:
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'Stalking in Alaska Statute' AS 11.41.260 and AS 11.41.270:  "A person commits the crime of stalking if they knowingly engage in a course of conduct that recklessly places another person in fear of death or physical injury, or in fear of the death or physical injury of a family member."
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But that's not what was asked over these phone surveys.  Females were asked if "they received unwanted voice or text messages, unwanted emails, or received unwanted cards, flowers, or gifts,"  to name a few-- NONE of which are criminal acts in and of themselves, and most certainly do not fall under "stalking."
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This leads to bogus numbers, because it does not match the definition of "stalking" that the CDC uses, which Rosey admts.