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4 key dates to know in Alaska’s 2026 midterm elections

Here are all the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in Alaska’s 2026 midterm elections. Election Day in Alaska and across...

A first-time voter’s guide to Alaska’s 2026 midterms

With the Nov. 3 general election just around the corner, here’s what first-time voters need to know.

Voting as an Alaska college student: What to know for the 2026 midterms

What Alaska college students need to know about registering to vote, voting from campus, and casting a ballot in the 2026 midterm elections.

How to vote early or absentee in Alaska’s 2026 general election

Alaska voters don’t have to wait until Election Day to cast a ballot.

Alaska Supreme Court to rule on question of bias in ballot measure language

Plaintiffs supporting and opposing Ballot Measure 2 appealed a lower court’s ruling, arguing the Alaska Division of Elections used unclear, politically partisan language on the ballot.

Mary Peltola finishes ahead of GOP US Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate primary

Both secured enough votes to advance to the general election, but Peltola made waves by finishing with a sizable lead over the incumbent.

Elon Musk spends $1.5 million in bid to repeal Alaska’s RCV and dark money laws

Musk’s attempt to influence Alaska’s elections is only public because of the very laws he wants to repeal.

Dan Sullivan took nearly $10,000 from Epstein associates, then voted to confirm Blanche

Last year, Sullivan voted to block the release of the Epstein files, then took nearly $10,000 in contributions from two contacts of the dead child sex trafficker. 

Without campaign finance limits, deep pockets have dominated political spending in Alaska. Voters can change that.

Ballot Measure 1 on Alaska’s Aug. 18 primary ballot would place a $2,000 cap on how much people can give to candidates.

As Alaska’s U.S. Senate campaign heats up, super PACs boost out-of-state candidates

The groups appear to be trying to “dilute the vote” for the leading GOP and Democratic hopefuls, one strategist says.

Legislators call on Alaska election officials to reverse voter purge that hit new citizens

Despite concerns about "old data," the state pushed ahead with the unprecedented purge that seems to have targeted new citizens.

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Dan Sullivan changes his tune on Alaska’s $5 gas now that Trump’s president

Sullivan made a big scene over $5 gas under Biden, complete with an "I did that!" sticker. Under Trump, $5 gas is just an opportunity to drill, baby, drill.

Treg Taylor’s back on the ballot for governor. You won’t believe why

The state argues that potential errors in other candidates mean they can’t enforce the rules on an intentional error by a key Dunleavy ally.

Trump’s coming to Alaska to help Sullivan beat the other Dan Sullivan

The president says he'll save Dan Sullivan in the last 30 days. Peltola, voting records, and a $5.60 gallon of heating oil say it won't be that simple.

Alaska Offline: What’s happening around Alaska this weekend (Sept. 3-7)

First Friday events, food truck festivals, fairs, and more are happening across Alaska this week.

Nick Begich downplays his Trumpiness, but his record says otherwise

Publicly, Alaska US Rep. Nick Begich has worked to soften his image, but when it comes to votes or closed-door events, he’s all in on Trump.

Alaska’s governor’s race pits a Democrat against 3 Republicans

While Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is working to appeal to a broad swath of voters, Republicans are going all-in on old conservative tropes.