rather than going through a legislative process to reduce his salary, Walker might consider donating that same portion of his salary to one or more of Alaska's superb, community-enriching non-profits that have already been tightening their belts as "pick-click-give' donations and State support have diminished:  
Homeless youth and adult shelters, public media, crime victim support programs,  abused women's shelters, neighborhood watch programs, scouting and boys/girls clubs - these and more provide community services on the cheap that are being sorely stressed as budget tighten.. They improv our communities and deserve support - maybe this would be a better and more efecive ay for an Alaskan governor to demonstrate his conservative "Alaska first" values-