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Gubernatorial candidates make their pitch at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention
by Alaska Beacon (Juneau Independent) on October 24, 2026Three of the four candidates vying to become the next governor emphasized bipartisan agreements during a forum at the Anchorage convention.
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Graphite One: US Army Corps takes public input as Environmental Impact Statement is prepared
by admin (News) on October 22, 2026By Diana Haecker The federal agency charged with permitting major developments that affect the waters of the United States is taking public comment on the proposed graphite mine development, about […]
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21 Alaska judges are on the ballot for retention
by Corinne Smith Alaska Beacon (www.newsminer.com - RSS Results in news/politics of type article) on October 21, 2026Early in-person voting opened Monday across the state, and in addition to high-stakes races for governor and U.S. Congress voters also have a chance to weigh in on whether or not to allow 21 judges […]
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In the Nov. 3 election, Alaskans will decide consequential races for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S....
by admin (News) on October 20, 2026With this voter guide, you can make informed decisions In the Nov. 3 general election, Alaska voters will decide consequential races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governor and the state […]
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Legislative candidates field questions at League of Women Voters forum
by Jack Barnwell (www.newsminer.com - RSS Results in news/politics of type article) on October 18, 2026Interior Alaska legislative candidates running in the Nov. 3 election fielded a robust mix of questions related to budget, retirement systems, education, energy and land use during the Tanana Valley […]
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Alaska’s final U.S. Senate debate devolves into mudslinging between Peltola, Sullivan
by James Brooks Alaska Beacon (www.newsminer.com - RSS Results in news/politics of type article) on October 18, 2026The two leading candidates for Alaska’s U.S. Senate seat met in an acrimonious televised debate Thursday night in Anchorage, where Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and Republican incumbent Dan […]
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2026 Senate District S Candidates Forum
by Politics on October 22, 2026On Oct. 21, four candidates running to represent Alaska's sprawling Senate District S — Kalskag Republican Darren Morgan Deacon, Dillingham undeclared candidate Rep. Bryce Edgmon, Napaskiak […]
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Initial results are in for Bethel's municipal election, REAA school board elections
by Evan Erickson (Politics) on October 7, 2026With results yet to be certified, elections officials have announced likely winners in races for four seats on the Bethel City Council, as well as school board seats for half a dozen districts across […]
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Pollock trawlers feel cast as the villains of Alaska's US Senate race
by Liz Ruskin, Alaska Public Media - Washington (Politics) on October 7, 2026Trawling has become a political flashpoint. Amid the online barrage, the industry feels misunderstood.
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Print, save, share! PDF version for UCVG Part II: Alaska Legislative Races
by Must Read Alaska (Must Read Alaska) on October 20, 2026
Dear readers, Just like with Part I, we have created a PDF version of our Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide Part II so you can print it out, attach it to emails, and save it on your desktop! […]
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Alaska Legislative Races: Part II of the 2026 Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide
by Natalie Spaulding (Must Read Alaska) on October 20, 2026
The Legislature makes the laws and decides how to spend state money. Yes, the Governor can veto, but the Legislature can override any veto with a 2/3rd majority vote. While the Governor has control […]
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Proposed initiative requires political candidates to gain certain number of nomination votes to run...
by Natalie Spaulding (Must Read Alaska) on October 19, 2026
Two liberal legislators Zack Fields (D) and Rebecca Himshoot (I) and conservative-leaning former legislator Jesse Sumner (R) formed the “Stop Election Manipulation Initiative Committee” and […]
