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Reactions: Alaska’s Republican and Democrat political figures issue statements about second Trump assassination attempt

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Listicle: Who else did Alaska Republican Party endorse this weekend?

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Trump safe after shots fired at golf course

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Ditch and pitch: Alaska Republican Party passes resolution to end ranked-choice voting in November

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Alaska Republican Party endorses Eagle River’s Jared Goecker for Senate, Jamie Allard for House

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Unanimous: Nick Begich gets endorsement of Alaska Republican Party

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Alaska Democrats unleash their fury, as they blame Nick Begich for their back-to-back losses in court

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The question Kamala Harris would not answer: Are you better off now than you were four years ago?

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Joke’s on you: Peltola’s ally Rep. Jamie Raskin files bill to force ranked-choice voting onto all the states

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Peltola missing from House hearing on Biden declaring all Arctic areas to be EPA wetlands

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Breaking: Democracy wins, Democrats lose as Alaska Supreme Court allows convict to remain on ballot

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Peltola put on most-vulnerable incumbent list

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