The lies that led to violence on Jan. 6 are continuing to fuel far-right efforts to “reform” Alaska’s elections and “place trust back into the election process.” If they were serious about truly restoring faith in the elections, they’d take a good hard look in the mirror. But, of course, they’re not.
They say it like it’s a bad thing.
Despite growing concerns about COVID-19 and a lack of poll workers that the state says could lead to the closing of some polling locations, the…
Many moderate and conservative Republicans face primaries this year, a potential opportunity for independents and Democrats.
A bill proposes to set up a formal process for making designations for pristine waterways, but opponents say the proposal is overly political and effectively impossible.
The Senate also passed a bill that would free up Alaska Native corporations from liability for contaminated lands conveyed to them by the feds.
The Senate also seems to be backing away from a major voter record law change.
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.”
New details emerge on Russian hacker’s efforts to break into Alaska’s voting system.
Here is a quick and dirty rundown of what happened at ballot boxes around the state last night.