ALASKA: SENATE RACE SEPARATED BY 626 VOTES

🏛️ U.S. SENATE ⏳ TOO CLOSE

🔵 Mary Peltola @MaryPeltola: 102,701 (48.2%)
🔴 Sen. Dan Sullivan @SenDanSullivan: 102,075 (47.9%)
🔴 Gerald Heikes: 4,821 (2.3%)
⚪ Daniel Sullivan (a different one!): 3,583 (1.7%)
Yes — a retired teacher also named Sullivan is on the ballot (Reuters). If no one tops 50%, ranked-choice ballots decide it.

🏠 GOVERNOR (open) ⏳
🔵 Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins @jktforak: 103,610 (49.2%)
🔴 Bernadette Wilson @Bernadette4Gov: 61,566 (29.2%)
🔴 Fmr. Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson @mayor_bronson: 29,900 (14.2%)
🔴 Treg Taylor @tregtaylorak: 15,713 (7.5%)
The NYT's ranked-choice reallocation shows Kreiss-Tomkins 54%, Wilson 46%. Alaska Beacon: he's likely to become the next governor.

🗳️ U.S. HOUSE ⏳

🔴 Rep. Nick Begich @RepNickBegich: 105,353 (49.6%)
⚪ Bill Hill (NP) @BillHillAK: 85,838 (40.4%)
🔵 Eric Hafner: 15,501 (7.3%)

🗳️ Turnout: 213,180 Senate votes so far vs 261,705 in 2022 — only ~74% counted; absentee ballots still coming in.

AP, unofficial.

Should Alaska keep ranked-choice voting? 👇

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