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Alex Gimarc: Ranked-choice voting took away a freedom few Alaskans have fully understood

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David Boyle: Anchorage superintendent’s contract may be extended again

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The best of Art Chance: Ranked-choice, mail-in, and the election system that’s long been ripe for fraud

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Alex Gimarc: Denny Wells, the Trojan Horse candidate in District 15

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Michael Tavoliero: What does Democrat-coalition member Merrick mean when she says, ‘I have an extremely conservative record’?

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Tim Barto: Eagle River’s Senate race has a trick-or-treachery twist

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Nick Begich: Protecting Alaska seniors and Social Security

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Alexander Dolitsky: Israel has been homeland of Jewish people for over 3,500 years

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Paul Raymond: The vote on South Peninsula hospital bond should send a message

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Rick Whitbeck: Governor heroes and zeroes

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Tim Barto: Leftist intolerance on repeat, this time attacking supporters of Ballot Measure 2

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Ron Johnson: There is a real choice in Wasilla House District 27 with Jubilee Underwood

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