Ranked choice voting and open primaries retained in Alaska after final ballot count
A final ballot count by Alaska’s election workers on Wednesday cemented the narrow lead for supporters of Alaska’s ranked choice voting and open primary system, who sought to defeat a ballot measure that would have done away with the state’s new voting process.
Alaska chooses to keep ranked choice voting, Begich defeats Peltola, unofficial results show
Alaska’s open primary and ranked choice voting system survived, while Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich defeated Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola, according to the unofficial results released on Wednesday.
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Begich discusses being elected to Alaska’s sole congressional seat in interview with Alaska’s News SourceContinuing a long family legacy in politics and hoping to create his own in Washington D.C., Nick Begich III will follow in ...
The biggest unknown from Alaska’s election is the fate of the state’s open primary and ranked-choice voting system.
That allowed inclusion on the ballot of the fifth- and sixth-place finishers from the primary, Alaskan Independence Party ...
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