State says it doesn’t need to justify ballot favoring GOP, Alaska Supreme Court says no to reprint
The court seemed skeptical that it would be impossible to reprint the ballots in time but ultimately said it’s fine to proceed as-is.
By concealing ballot change until the last minute, state may just get away with an unfair election
Judge orders halt to printing of already-printed ballots, says state hasn’t justified controversial change
Boy, the voting memes are fun but what we’d really like is a fair election
UA President Pitney seeks stability and certainty for students, faculty amid cuts
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