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With most votes now counted, the three incumbents have insurmountable leads heading into ranked choice sorting on Nov. 23.

If the gains hold, Democrats would be up to nine seats from seven in the 20-member Senate, increasing the chance of a coalition majority.

Campaign mailers are flooding Alaskans' mailboxes, but experts say there are fewer than there were two years ago.

The Legislature's old policy was last updated in 2011, and three lawmakers have faced lawsuits from people challenging moderation policies.

The House-Senate Legislative Council turned down a request from Eastman, whose eligibility to serve has been challenged by a lawsuit.

New rules about who can be paid below minimum wage take effect on Dec. 12.

Early and absentee voting are underway for the August 16 primary. Its hard to believe the primary is just over one week away. Im very excited to announce we will be hosting an election night live stream at our studio

There is just three days left until the constitutional session limit, and a budget deal is still not in place. In fact, the conference committee for the budget was just finalized today. The sequence of events that got us to

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The one broad-based tax that appeared poised to pass the Legislature after years of debate has died at the hands of high oil prices. The House Finance Committee gutted the key provisions from Anchorage Democrat Rep. Andy Josephson’s motor fuel tax bill March 9 before it sent the legislation on its way to a likely vote on the House floor without objection from Josephson, who