The anti-Dunleavy voters are looking for a winner. That’s no longer the Walker ticket.
Lt Gov. Mallott’s resignation has irreparably changed the race for governor.
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Tracker poll shows Alyse Galvin narrowing the distance on Don Young
The latest tracker shows she’s down by just 2 percent.
Significant Figures: Total legislative fundraising nears $4 million
Reports covering the fundraising period between Aug. 12 and Oct. 5 were due to the Alaska Public Offices Commission last week. We downloaded the complete transaction reports for this analysis, dating back to the start of the race. Here’s what we found.
Walker campaign in talks with Begich on ‘path forward’
The campaigns of independent Gov. Bill Walker and Democrat Mark Begich are in talks of a “path forward,” but those talks reportedly predate and are…
Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott resigns over ‘inappropriate comments.’ DHSS Comm. Davidson sworn in.
7:17 p.m. This post has been updated with additional information on what constituted “inappropriate comments.” 5:20 p.m. This post has been updated with comments by…
Alyse Galvin surpasses Rep. Don Young in total fundraising with nearly triple his total in latest report
Independent congressional candidate Alyse Galvin has more than some positive polling to be happy about in the final run to election day. The independent who’s…
Gov. Walker’s approval rating hits new low in national ranking of governors
Walker’s initial popularity took a nosedive after he vetoed part of the PFD.
Friday in the Sun (Oct. 12): The Race Everyone Wants to Talk About edition
Happy end of the week everyone. Let’s all go celebrate with some now-legal-again distillery cocktails. In the mean time, take everything in here with a…
Murkowski sticks with GOP on Trump’s expansion of discount health plans that Democrats call ‘junk’
Democrats appealed to the GOP’s few moderates, but only snagged Sen. Susan Collins.
Judge rules Kenai Peninsula Borough’s invocation rule is unconstitutional and ‘stemmed from intolerance’
The rule limited invocations after a first come, first served policy resulted in an invocation that ended with “Hail Satan.”