Elections

Elections December 12, 2018

Court denies state’s request to hurry House District 1 lawsuit as LeBon joins suit

The state’s right to argue that House District 1 race will impact the landscape of the House, but it’s not entirely convincing that a week isn’t enough time for the legislators to organize.

Elections, State Politics

Dodge plans appeal of results in pivotal House District 1 race

Elections, State Politics

Update: Republican LeBon wins by one after initial review of challenged votes in key tied race

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Dodge legal team: Two votes—including loose ‘mystery’ ballot—must be counted in tied House District 1 race

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House District 1 race certified as a tie, with recount and decision on in-limbo ballot to come

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Single in-limbo ballot reportedly gives Dodge lead in tied race, but race will head to recount regardless

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It’s a tie! House District 1 race—and control of House—could be decided by coin flip.

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Republicans claim the Senate, but where will they stand on Dunleavy’s campaign promises?

Elections, State Politics

Kawasaki seals victory in Fairbanks Senate race, House race likely headed to recount

Elections, Inside the Numbers November 15, 2018

If absentee trends hold true, Republicans could regain leads in Fairbanks legislative races. That’s a big if.

Conventional wisdom says Republicans—who are currently trailing in the count—will hold an advantage in those ballots, but will it be enough? Can we look back to past elections for answers? Or are elections shifting?

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