The Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s Office announced that 206,727 ballot packages were being mailed out March 12 to qualified registered voters. Voters can anticipate receiving their ballot package in the mail by Tuesday, March 19, the Clerk’s Office said.
There are about 242,000 voters in the Municipality, which means the Clerk’s Office did not mail ballots to more than 35,000 voters who had undeliverable addresses.
In addition to the mayor’s election, three members of the school board are up for reelection or replacement, and a number of bond initiatives are looking for votes.
Anchorage Mayoral Candidates
Popp, Bill – Filed 1/12/2024
Tuck, Chris – Filed 1/12/2024
Colbry, Darin – Filed 1/12/2024
Craig, Breck – Filed 1/17/2024
Darden, Dustin Thomas House – Filed 1/12/2024
Danger, Nick – Filed 1/12/2024
Di Grappa, Jenny – Filed 1/26/2024
LaFrance, Suzanne – Filed 1/19/2024
Bronson, Dave – Filed 1/23/2024
Isley, Phil – Filed 1/25/2024
Anchorage Assembly – Seat A – District 2 – Candidates (1-year term)
Littlefield, Mark H. – Filed 1/18/2024 Replacing Kevin Cross, who resigned
Anchorage School Board Candidates
School Board – Seat E
Higgins, Pat – Filed 1/12/2024 LIBERAL INCUMBENT
Schuster, Kay – Filed 1/12/2024
School Board – Seat F
Frank, Angela – Filed 1/23/2024
Wilson, Dora – Filed 1/12/2024 LIBERAL INCUMBENT
School Board – Seat G
Pohland, Chelsea – Filed 1/26/2024
Jacobs, Carl – Filed 1/12/2024 LIBERAL INCUMBENT
Ballots must be postmarked or dropped in a secure drop box by April 2.
