Here's how ranked choice voting will decide Alaska's Senate race
A ranked choice voting system will decide who will be the winner in the race for Alaska's Senate seat. This is how ranked choice voting works.
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A ranked choice voting system will decide who will be the winner in the race for Alaska's Senate seat. This is how ranked choice voting works.
A post-certification precinct-by-precinct breakdown of statewide race results.
Results from the third and final update of Alaska’s Nov. 8 general election gave incumbent Gov. Mike Dunleavy 50.28% of the vote, enough to allow him to be declared the
Congressional, gubnatorial and legislative winners tallied after lowest election turnout in history
None of the candidates in the Alaska Senate or House race received 50% of the vote on Nov. 8, triggering ranked choice voting to determine winners.