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Today’s Stories: Who will wield power in Juneau? How will Fairbanks and rural Native communities confront soaring heating costs? Plus, new details in a fatal Anchorage police shooting—and the search for a Palmer parish’s stolen Nativity scene.
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Alaska Beacon
Andrew Kitchenman
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KTOO and Alaska Public Media
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KUAC
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Only once, in 1982, have Alaskans voted out two judges in the same election. -
On Nov. 3, voters took to polls across the country to cast their votes in the midterm election. In Bethel, poll workers and community members said that it appeared to be a stand-out voting year. KYUK asked voters what made this election important. -
In a state that routinely elects Republicans to statewide office, Kreiss-Tomkins made his "high-energy, bipartisan, problem-solving approach" a centerpiece of his campaign. -
With more than 98% of precincts reporting, Democrat Mary Peltola held a slight lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaska's U.S. Senate race. -
Nick Begich, the nephew of former U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, is a Republican who generally sticks close to President Trump.
