The system is seen by advocates in the Lower 48 as a model for advancing civility and moderation, but it is vulnerable to repeal at home.
Alaska Elections
2 more Alaska ballot measures pass legal muster, but another is disqualified
Supporters must next gather petition signatures for campaign finance limits and worker rights, while nonpartisan primary measure is rejected.
Report from Alaska campaign regulator says Tshibaka-linked group violated state law
Staff for the Alaska Public Offices Commission have recommended a $16,450 fine against Preserve Democracy, a group led by former U.S. Senate candidate Kelly Tshibaka.
Ombudsman recommends firing Anchorage IT director for role in election challenge
The ombudsman also says he believes there may have been a violation of state election law, and he’s forwarding his findings to the state Office of Special Prosecutions.
Questions on minimum wage, paid sick leave and campaign funding could be heading to Alaska voters
Lt. Gov. Dahlstrom has until early September to certify whether three proposals will go to petition-gathering stage.
Complaint alleges ranked choice voting opponents formed a church to funnel political donations
A complaint with the Alaska Public Offices Commission alleges that a group working to repeal Alaska’s new voting system has repeatedly violated state finance laws.