Do we want to return to a system where Alaska’s two main political parties (and their most radically partisan members) overwhelmingly controlled the choices Alaskans had in the general election?

By law, local elections in Alaska are nonpartisan and ballots around the state historically have not included political party information for any local candidates. Mat-Su is the first municipality ...

Courtesy of Wikimedia Alaska is a perennial afterthought when it comes to the national political landscape. It hasn’t voted Democratic in a presidential election since 1964, and neither major party ...

In an era of increasing division between political parties—and expectations of loyalty so strict that the Alaska GOP excommunicated Murkowski in 2021 for her votes against Trump—both ...

Under Alaska’s new nonpartisan primary system, all candidates, regardless of party, appear on a unified ballot. The top four finishers then advance to the general election, which is decided by ...

The GOP candidate is no stranger to politics, having been born into a prominent political family in ... two hopefuls in the race were Alaska Independence Party candidate John Wayne Howe and ...

WASHINGTON – Alaska voters on Tuesday will shrink the ... Recommended Videos Both major political parties are fighting for control of this seat, which had been in Republicans’ hands for ...

Four years after about 51% of Alaskans voted to adopt a new election system and two years after the new system debuted, some people in the state want to hit the undo button. A measure that aims to ...

In the small city of Wasilla on Sunday, some of the congregants who had helped fuel her political ... not committed to Alaska. “The establishment machine in the Republican Party is very, very ...

President-elect Donald Trump promised repeatedly during his campaign to expand oil drilling in the U.S., which is good news for political leaders in Alaska, where oil is the economic lifeblood and ...