r/AlaskaPolitics

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Alaska's Democratic Senate candidate has a slight margin in the polls. Democrats and Independents have won statewide Alaska elections before.

I'm Emily, a DC-based politics reporter for USA TODAY. Last week I spoke with Alaska Voters and political scientists to better understand your Senate race ahead of the primaries tomorrow. Take a read and offer any commentary below or directly to me at econdon@usatodayco.com. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2026/08/17/mary-peltola-alaska-senate-election-democrats/91294319007/

u/EC_News — 5 days ago
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Primaries Matter!! Vote Aug 3-18. Yes to campaign spending limits—YES on 1.

We used to have campaign contribution limits but they were repealed. Limits on campaign contributions mean our elections will no longer be for sale to the highest bidder. Vote in the primaries NOW. Vote yes on 1.

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u/Rusafel — 14 days ago