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June 1 is the deadline for candidates to file for legislative races.

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

The 2022 general election has come and gone. But tens of thousands of absentee and early votes remain to be counted and we wont know the outcome of several races until the ranked choice retabulation happens on November 23. The

Both races have drawn campaign contributions and attention as the two caucuses attempt to gain an upper hand in organizing a majority.

Its hard to believe but the November general election is just nine days away! More than 28,000 Alaskans have already voted. As expected, there have been a few October surprises this week. One of the strangest being Republican Charlie Pierces

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

Its a sad day because its the twenty first anniversary of the September 11 attacks. It doesnt feel like it has been that long for those of us who lived through it. Never forget. The November 8 general election is

The primary has come and gone, though absentee ballots are still coming in. There were a few big surprises, mostly in State Senate races. But the biggest surprise was Senator Lisa Murkowskis (R - Alaska) strong performance among a field

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