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Haines tacks back to the center in local election

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Fairbanks results trending left, but Tammie Wilson appears to have won seat on Assembly

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Juneau voters torpedo ship-free Saturdays, reseat mayor, and won’t recall school board members

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Filthy rich: Peltola gets campaign help from close ally of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

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The ‘No on 2’ ads get fact-checked by ‘Yes on 2’

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Why is the FCC fast-tracking George Soros’ purchase of radio stations across America?

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North Pole voters have a choice for mayor, council

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Fairbanks Seat F: Taxpayer-minded Tammie Wilson or NEA tax-to-max Garrett Armstrong

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Caught in a lie: Pretend nonpartisan candidate Walt Featherly forced to pull claim he has endorsement

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Fairbanks Assembly Seat G: Tax-promoting government employee or businessman is the choice

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Same old Guttenberg or new candidate Ramirez: Fairbanks Assembly Seat A offers a real choice

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Which Alaska House candidate was recalled from Anchorage School Board due to holding secret meetings closed to public?

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