Ahead of the general election, civil rights groups sue to waive rule that tossed 1,200 ballots in the primary
The state has refused to waive the measure on its own.
The state has refused to waive the measure on its own.
It’s better than nothing.
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…
The court says Meyer, a former oil company employee, prepared an improperly skewed summary of an initiative to raise taxes on oil companies.
The action comes as an industry-funded opposition group enters the race.
Things are off to a rocky start.
Jackson, if seated, would bring the numbers of the party-line Republican caucus to 20, still one short of claiming a majority.
A deep dive into the fundraising of the leading candidates for Alaska’s governor and lieutenant governor.
The state warns the amendment would effectively unconstitutionally repeal the 2016 automatic voter registration initiative.
Alaska campaigns are getting started early. This week hosts Casey Reynolds and Forrest Dunbar dig into Gov. Walker’s first fundraiser, all the entrants into the GOP Lt. Gov. primary, and how that can impact the Anchorage mayoral race. Then our man in Fairbanks, Matt Buxton sits down with Rep. Scott Kawasaki about his run for state senate.