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Ken McCarty drops from Eagle River Senate race, leaves clear path for Jared Goecker to tackle Merrick in November

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New numbers: Primary update from Division of Elections

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Breaking bad: Biden-Harris slay Ambler mining project, and all new oil and gas in Arctic, Beaufort

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Anchorage may end up with a $500,000 annual bill to pay for health insurance for Assembly members

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MIA Mary hid out in ‘home office’ during Chicago DNC

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Poll results: Will the RFK Jr. endorsement help Trump? What readers said.

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Breaking: Tulsi Gabbard endorses Donald Trump

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Lining up with Murkowski, Rep. Jesse Sumner signs on with group defending ranked-choice voting

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Irony alert: Senate candidate tries to ban comments on her campaign Facebook page

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Peltola spins tall tales, plays the victim card for cash

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For the kelp of it: Rep. Sarah Vance’s mariculture bill signed by Gov. Dunleavy

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Big endorsements for Nick Begich roll in: Five U.S. House Majority leaders and AK-GOP Chairwoman Carmela Warfield are ‘all in’

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