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Peltola extends lead over Sullivan in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race as ballot-counting continues
By: James Brooks, Alaska Beacon Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola extended her lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan in an updated vote total published Monday by the Alaska Division of Elections. While Peltola has had more first-choice votes since Election Day, preliminary calculations by the Alaska Beacon have shown Sullivan leading when the results of the state’s ranked choice runoff are considered. But on Monday, Peltola gained enough first-choice votes to outweigh Sullivan’s runoff advantage. As of 4 p.m., she led Sullivan by 2,517 votes out of 219,342 cast. Republican candidate Gerald Heikes and independent Dan J. Sullivan were a distant third and fourth, respectively. Under Alaska’s election system, if one candidate in a race has more than 50% of the first-choice votes, they win. If no candidate does, a ranked choice runoff is used to decide the winner. The candidate with the fewest first-choice votes is eliminated, and voters who picked them have their votes go to their second choices. The elimination process continues until two candidates are left, and the person with the most votes wins. Preliminary calculations from Election Day showed Sen. Sullivan would gain more than enough votes from that redistribution to overcome
Featured Story
Peltola extends lead over Sullivan in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race as ballot-counting continues
By: James Brooks, Alaska Beacon Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola extended her lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan in an updated vote total published Monday by the Alaska Division of Elections. While Peltola has had more first-choice votes since Election Day, preliminary calculations by the Alaska Beacon have shown Sullivan leading when the results of the state’s ranked choice runoff are considered. But on Monday, Peltola gained enough first-choice votes to outweigh Sullivan’s runoff advantage. As of 4 p.m., she led Sullivan by 2,517 votes out of 219,342 cast. Republican candidate Gerald Heikes and independent Dan J. Sullivan were a distant third and fourth, respectively. Under Alaska’s election system, if one candidate in a race has more than 50% of the first-choice votes, they win. If no candidate does, a ranked choice runoff is used to decide the winner. The candidate with the fewest first-choice votes is eliminated, and voters who picked them have their votes go to their second choices. The elimination process continues until two candidates are left, and the person with the most votes wins. Preliminary calculations from Election Day showed Sen. Sullivan would gain more than enough votes from that redistribution to overcome
A Kentucky Republican and a California liberal: The unlikely alliance pushing Trump on Epstein
The unlikely alliance of the populist left and right has strengthened over the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. Leading the charge for Congress to vote on publicizing
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America’s stint hosting the World Cup is drawing mostly positive reviews to date — and
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You’ll hear everything from Led Zeppelin and AC/DC to Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and today’s new rock, creating a playlist that spans generations of guitar-driven music. It’s the station rock fans in Juneau turn to for music with energy, attitude, and volume.
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