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As of September 18, 2026

Alaska

All Covered Races

As of September 18, 2026

Alaska General

November 03, 2026
Voting Information

In-person absentee voting begins October 19 and ends November 2, 2026.

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FEDERAL
U.S. Senator



U.S. Rep., At Large




STATEWIDE
Governor




STATE

State Senate, Dist. A

Bert K. Stedman

Republican | AK

State Senate, Dist. I

Löki Gale Tobin

Democrat | AK

Löki Gale Tobin websites Facebook

State Senate, Dist. K

Bill Wielechowski

Democrat | AK

Bill Wielechowski websites
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State Senate, Dist. M



State Senate, Dist. S



State Rep., Dist. 4

Sara Hannan

Democrat | AK

Sara Hannan websites Facebook

State Rep., Dist. 10

Charles M. "Chuck" Kopp

Republican | AK

Charles M. "Chuck" Kopp websites Facebook

State Rep., Dist. 13

Lisa M. Keller

Democrat | AK

Lisa M. Keller websites Facebook

State Rep., Dist. 19

Genevieve G. Mina

Democrat | AK

Genevieve G. Mina websites Facebook
State Rep., Dist. 23



State Rep., Dist. 29



State Rep., Dist. 32

Will Stapp

Republican | AK

Will Stapp websites Facebook
State Rep., Dist. 37



State Rep., Dist. 38




BALLOT MEASURES

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Initiative Petition 24ESEG - An Act Restoring Political Party Primaries, Ending Ranked-Choice General Elections, and Repealing Recent Campaign Finance Laws

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  A "NO" vote represents liberal position

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This act would get rid of open primary elections, where all candidates appear on one ballot. It would also get rid of ranked-choice general elections. It would bring back political party primaries and single-choice general elections. It would also repeal certain campaign finance rules that were added by a 2020 ballot measure. 

Elections would occur as they did before open primaries and ranked choice voting. In the primary election, voters would choose a party’s ballot, unless prohibited by the party’s bylaws. They would only vote for candidates on that ballot. The winning candidate from each primary would be the party’s nominee. In the general election, voters would vote for only one candidate in each race. The candidate with the most votes would win. Party petitions, special runoff elections, and other processes would return. Candidates for governor and lieutenant governor would run separately in political party primaries and then together in the general election. 

This act would also repeal campaign finance rules that were passed in 2020. It would remove the limits on donations to joint campaigns for governor and lieutenant governor. It would remove limits and disclosure rules under current law, including for digital ads, out-of-state donations, undisclosed donations, and the true source of donations. It would change the meaning of a campaign expenditure and remove some fines. 

Should this initiative become law? 

Initiative Petition 25USCV - An Act Addressing Voter Qualification

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Alaska law requires that someone must be a United States citizen and meet other requirements to vote. This act would specify that only those who are United States citizens and meet the other requirements may vote. This act would not change the requirements to vote.  

Should this initiative become law? 


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