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Democrats, dismayed that Dahlstrom dropped, admit that ranked-choice voting is better for Democrats

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Democrat Robert Reich calls for arrest of Elon Musk due to Musk’s support for Trump and free speech

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Club for Growth endorses Nick Begich for Congress

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Anchorage Assembly to meet with Eklutna Village leaders to sign mutual goals to destroy hydropower

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Defeating ranked-choice voting before November, two Republicans drop so Lucy Bauer has a chance in South Anchorage

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Six states will have measures relating to ranked-choice voting on Nov. 5 ballot

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Young gun: NRCC names Nick Begich to powerhouse campaign-building program

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Radical review: Fairbanks school board member calls for ‘civility’ after he crashed opponent’s event and was escorted out

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Big endorsement rolls in from Rep. Jim Jordan for Nick Begich for Congress

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Peltola goes for the throat, says only those who have worked their entire careers in government, like her, should have the nerve to run...

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Wall Street Journal tries to wrap its head around what just happened in Alaska’s congressional race

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In the hunt for Alaska victory, Begich gets key House Natural Resources chairman’s endorsement

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