http://www.legis.state.ak.us/PDF/29/J/Supp/HSupp03Ethics%20Disclosures.pdf

This use of federal overreach occurs during the regular session in Juneau, when legislators get about $235/day for lodging and food. For example, a recent House report shows that Rep. Reinbold paid $850 in rent plus $100 in utilities, a total of $950/month. Rep. Vasquez paid $650 in rent, plus $100 in utilities, a total of $750. Both legislators received about $235 per day, or $7,000 per month for room and board, meaning that each of them is receiving over $6,000- tax free, I might add- per month during the legislative session above actual lodging expenses.  

Coincidentally, the report notes they are renting from the family of Rep. Munoz. As a Juneau legislator, under the system approved by the Royal Legislative Majority, Rep. Munoz gets 75% of the federal per diem rate, or about $175 per day- $5,000 per month of session- for living in her own home.