Alaska Supreme Court axes key provisions of salmon initiative, but clear it for the ballot
The initiative survived a tough legal challenge, but not without losing elements that opponents said would effectively shut down some resource development.
Elections
Nearly $8 million of independent money has been spent on this election: State of the Race
Overall spending is down from 2014, but groups are already getting more involved in candidate races.
Three Republicans get public safety endorsements in new radio ad
Three Anchorage-area Republicans in contested primaries got the backing of an independent expenditure group , according to a new radio ad that’s playing on Anchorage…
No, Anchorage won’t be voting by mail in the state elections (but there’s still a way to vote by mail)
Casting a vote by mail in Alaska’s primary and general elections is possible, but it takes a little extra work.
Begich zeroes in on crime, education and the PFD in first radio ad
It’s the first radio ad for the late entrant to the governor’s race.
Planned Parenthood Votes endorses Mark Begich for Alaska governor
Begich is the only pro-choice candidate for governor.
Paper ballots are here to stay as election officials plan upgrade and expansion of Alaska’s voting system
The state’s exploring different ways to implement vote-by-mail elections.
Lt. Gov. Mallott says equality and redistricting at stake in governor’s race: Interview
Mallott discusses the dynamics of a three-way race, the campaign, equality, redistricting and that ad.
Begich leads field in fundraising after the filing deadline, but Walker’s still on top: State of the Race
A deep dive into the fundraising of the leading candidates for Alaska’s governor and lieutenant governor.
Poll: Most Bristol Bay region residents oppose Pebble Mine, doubt permitting process
80 percent of Bristol Bay region residents say they fear Pebble Mine would harm fishing.