Politicians in Alaska have a long history of working across party lines. How they talk about that cooperation seems to matter.
Voters in Alaska’s capital city have rejected a resident-written ballot proposition that would have banned large cruise ships on Saturdays and the Fourth of July. Tuesday was municipal election day for most of Alaska’s cities and boroughs,
Peltola is also now experiencing some of the same challenges Republicans managed to avoid repeating this year.
Taking a look at the countries history and voting trends, Dr. Amy Lovecraft considers Kamala Harris to have a slight advantage on Donald trump.
The “ship-free Saturdays” initiative, the first of its kind in Alaska, would have banned cruise ships with 250 or more passengers from disembarking in Juneau on Saturdays and the Fourth of July.
Plus: Diana DeGette opposes Proposition 131. Gabe Evans gets an election integrity question on the campaign trail. CD8 TV ads.
The general election is just over a month away. Here’s how Alaskans can check their voter registration and request mail ballots, and an overview of what’s on the ballot.
Could a November ballot measure lead the Alaska Republican Party to close its primaries to non-party members? The short answer is maybe. The main question before Alaska voters with Ballot Measure 2 is whether to repeal the state's new voting system,
Sunday, Oct. 6, is the deadline to register as an Alaska voter for the November general election. Elections offices will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for in-person registration, and online registration is available.
The deadline for Alaskans to register to vote for the general election is Sunday, Oct. 6. Alaska Division of Elections regional offices will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from noon to 4 p.
Election Day, Nov. 5, is approaching fast. Here are some key dates, deadlines and how-tos on registering, voting and tracking results.
“We are equal opportunity offenders,” he said. “If you don’t like us hitting your party or candidate, just be patient because we are going after the other side next.”