Ah, well I thought I'd take a wild guess at where you worked....
Yes to a very mild and fair state income tax, which everyone would have to contribute a minimum as outlined in the house version.  As to the same from everyone, that isn't practical and the vast majority of states and the federal government use a progress scale for income taxes, just as Alaska should implement.

I wasn't addressing those part-time Alaskans sometime called snowbirds, although I think they should forfeit any dividend unless outside for medical necessity.  I was address those non-Alaskans who are working many, many jobs in Alaska, yet live in another state.

Unfortunately a sales tax is not fair on several levels.  It isn't fair to tax basic necessities.  It isn't fair to tax the poorest households a greater percentage of household income.  It isn't fair to tax the higher costs of goods and service in rural Alaska when those same items cost much less in Anchorage and on the road belt.  

I support the tax!