Almost 46,000 votes cast before Election Day remain uncounted, according to absentee and early vote figures.
Voters in two local districts favor keeping ranked choice voting, while statewide residents evenly split.
Begich and repeal of ranked choice voting narrowly lead; GOP may lose control of state House.
About 255,000 ballots counted as of 3 a.m. Wednesday, Peltola trails by 4.4% with many rural votes uncounted.
Alaska voters are on course to retain all 19 judges on this year’s election ballots, including Anchorage Superior Court Adolf Zeman, who had been targeted… Continue reading
Rural Alaska precincts had reported few results by 11:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
He played on fears of immigrants and economic worries to defeat Vice President Kamala Harris.
Former Republican president has 95+% chance of victory as of 9 p.m., according to NY Times forecast.
CBJ would purchase two floors, Permanent Fund Corp. would keep top floor under “condo” agreement.
Scattered camping sites in Juneau less troublesome than fixed site last year, deputy city manager says.
“It’s bigger than I’ve ever seen here before,” longtime precinct chair at one voting location says.
First results should be posted online about 9:15 p.m., based on prior schedules.
JDHS volleyball team learned a lot from Barrow community.
In-person, mail, electronic and fax voting still possible on Election Day.
Some Alaska results may not be known until 15 days after Election Day.
By-state vote in House means Peltola or Begich could determine winner; Murkowski’s vote could pick VP.
While other states consider implementing ranked choice voting, Alaska may be first state to repeal it.
Town on track to be second in Alaska, after Juneau, to provide such facilities.
JDHS sweeps girls relays, boys place second to Ketchikan.
Downtown eatery owned by family for three generations who grew up alongside their customers.
