State says Recall Dunleavy application will be reviewed within 60 days, supporters brace for legal fight
The recall organizers say it should be done in 30 days and say they’re ready for whatever outcome.
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Recall Dunleavy campaign submits application with whopping 49,006 signatures
The group pledges to bring a legal challenge if the Division of Elections denies the application.
Dodge legal team: Two votes—including loose ‘mystery’ ballot—must be counted in tied House District 1 race
The legal battle for House District 1 is starting to take shape.
No, there isn’t a way to change ballots cast before Walker suspended his campaign
Nearly 5,000 ballots were cast before Walker announced he had suspended his campaign.
Here’s how Alaska’s ballots were redesigned to handle the Democratic Party’s open primaries
Ballot design was a key issue in the Supreme Court battle over the Alaska Democratic Party’s effort to open its primaries to independent candidates.
The state tried to fix Alaska’s flawed automatic voter registration system, but the Legislature took a pass
A postcard-based system is causing plenty of headaches, but it isn’t entirely a surprise.
If Russian hackers really broke into Alaska’s election system in 2016, the feds still haven’t told the state
The state in September 2017 disclosed it was unsuccessfully targeted by Russia-linked hackers, but a new report says the U.S. intelligence community believed in January 2017 that Alaska had been “compromised.”