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Alaska Races: Mary Peltola narrowly leads Sen. Dan Sullivan; Nick Begich and Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins are ahead in their races. Ranked choice voting may remain. Plus: a 91-year-old Shaktoolik election worker and strong Bethel turnout.
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Nick Begich, the nephew of former U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, is a Republican who generally sticks close to President Trump. -
Alaska voters will decide whether to repeal ranked choice voting, open primaries and a "dark money" disclosure rule. Here's what's at stake and who's trying to sway the outcome. -
A quick look at what's on Alaska's ballot, why it matters and what to watch for when results arrive. -
The U.S. Senate candidate told more than 100 of her supporters packed into the Bethel VFW hall on Nov. 1 that allegations that her campaign was involved in recruiting a second Dan Sullivan to enter the Senate race were a distraction from issues that matter to rural Alaskans. -
Traveling by boat and snowmachine, this Yup'ik grandmother promotes voting in remote Alaska villagesAucha Kameroff is on a mission. This year, the 65-year-old Yup'ik grandmother traveled hundreds of miles by snowmachine and boat, all to remind people in some of Alaska's most remote communities that their votes matter.
