It’s now in writing. Nancy Dahlstrom, who has just one endorsement in Alaska — Gov. Mike Dunleavy — said she will not commit to dropping out of the race if she is the second-place Republican finisher after Tuesday’s primary election votes are counted.
The Alaska Family Council issued its 2024 voter guide this week, asking the candidates a number of questions that are of interest to conservatives. Naturally, the Democrats and some Republicans did not answer the questions in the survey.
But congressional candidates Nick Begich and Dahlstrom did. Dahlstrom answered most of questions. She would not commit to whether she supports ranked-choice voting in Alaska. And she would not commit to dropping if she is not a viable candidate for the general election.
Here’s the comparison between the leading Republican candidates:
Rep. Mary Peltola did not respond to the survey. Read the entire survey and see the other candidate responses at this link.
As of Tuesday, 36% of Republican district committees have endorsed Begich for Congress. None has endorsed Dahlstrom. The primary election ends at 8 p.m. Aug. 20. Learn how to vote absentee or vote early at this link.
