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Republicans are trying out some weird things in Alaska’s primary election

Alaska Republicans are attempting to bypass open primaries and regain influence by installing "fake Democrat" candidates while pressuring Republican candidates to sign withdrawal pledges.

Closed voting centers are just the latest barrier for voters in rural Alaska

Voters in rural Alaska have faced longstanding issues around voting, including higher rates of by-mail absentee ballot rejections.

Federal judge orders Mat-Su schools return challenged books to shelves before the start of the school year

A federal judge has ordered the Mat-Su Borough School District to return all but seven of the 56 books the district removed from shelves last year.

Early and absentee voting is now open for Alaska’s primary election

Absentee and early voting started Monday for Alaska’s Aug. 20 primary election.

Murkowski says Trump’s lies about Harris’ Black identity are the latest sign of a troubled campaign

On Wednesday, Trump had a spectacular meltdown on the stage of the National Association of Black Journalists.

Progressive challengers lead in key Anchorage-area legislative races

Progressive candidates hold big fundraising leads in several key legislative races on this year’s ballot, including several rematches of races narrowly lost to Republicans in 2022.

Effort to repeal Alaska’s open primaries and ranked-choice voting headed to state Supreme Court

The controversy-marked effort to repeal Alaska’s open primary and ranked-choice voting system is headed to the Alaska Supreme Court.

Murkowski says Vance’s ‘childless cat ladies’ comments are ‘offensive’

Other Republican legislators have tried to brush past the comments, and Trump has tried to downplay them as a sign of Vance's strong support for families.

Judicial emergency in Alaska, while Murkowski and Sullivan stick to secrecy

A judicial emergency is assumed to exist in “any court with more than one authorized judgeship and only one active judge.”

Oral arguments begin for former Alaska legislator’s voter misconduct case

This week marks the beginning of a long-awaited trial for former Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux, who is accused of voter misconduct and unlawful interference with voting. 

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