PRIMARY ELECTION ➡️ Tuesday, August 16th
GENERAL ELECTION➡️ Tuesday, November 3rd
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What will be on my ballot?
Here is what voters will see on the August 16 Primary Election ballot. The General Election ballot will be determined by the results of the Primary Election.
You can also visit the Alaska Division of Elections to view a sample ballots.
Ballot Measure No. 1
An Act Restoring Campaign Contribution Limits for Campaigns for State and Local Office.
- A YES vote means: Limit individual contributions to candidates to $2,000 per election cycle.
Restore limits on contributions to candidates, political parties, and political groups. - A NO vote means: Keep current campaign finance laws in place, including no limit on individual contributions to state and local candidates.
- Tom Begich/Julia Hnilicka (D)
- Click Bishop/Greta Schuerch (R/ NP)
- Dave Bronson/Josh Church (R)
- Adam Crum/Bob Craig (R)
- Edna DeVries/George B. Hightower (R)
- Meda DeWitt/Christopher Steere (NP)
- Michael Loren Gilbert/Timothy Dean Hickel (R)
- Matt A. Heilala/Jesse M. Sumner (R)
- Shelley Hughes/Blake Gettys (R)
- Jonathan S. ‘JKT’ Kreiss-Tomkins/ Zac Johnson (D/NP)
- Henry F. ‘Hank’ Kroll / Tommy R. Nicholson III (R/U)
- Lesil McGuire / Sara E. Rasmussen (R)
- James W. ‘JP4’ Parkin/ Ramadhani ‘Ram’ Greer (R/D)
- Destry J. Payne Sr. / Cliff Silvers (U)
- Treg Taylor/ Candi English (R)
- Bill Walker/ Randy Hoffbeck (NP)
- Bernadette M. Wilson/ Michael K. Shower (R)
- Eddie Goldfarb (R)
- Eric Hafner (D)
- Bill Hill (NP)
- James C. “Jim” McDermott (L)
- Yaquelin Reynoso (D)
- David Richey (NP)
- Melanie A. Salazar (NP)
- Matt Schultz (D)
- Clay Strickland (R)
- John B. Williams (D)
- Matthew “Bronco” Williams (U)
- David R. Ambrose II (NP)
- Nick Begich (R)
- Lady Donna Dutchess (U)
- John E. Foddrill Sr. (L)
- Richard Grayson (Green)
- Carol “Kitty” Hafner (D)
- Gerald L. Heikes (R)
- Sidney “Sid” Hill (U)
- Scott A. Kohlhaas (L)
- David B. Leslie (D)
- Richard B. Mayers (R)
- Heather McElwain (R)
- Mary Peltola (D)
- Reece J. Roberts (NP)
- Shirley A. Saucerman (NP)
- Earl D. “Skip” Southworth (AIP)
- Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. (R)
- Dan S. Sullivan (R)
- Dustin Thomas House Darden (R)
- Fred C. Grauberger (R)
DISTRICT 31
Maxine L. Dibert (D)
Aimée Moore (R)
Jonathan Powell-Mark (L)
DISTRICT 32
Will Stapp (R)
DISTRICT 33
Barbara Haney (R)
Pepper McFarland (U)
Glenn M. “Mike” Prax (R)
DISTRICT 34
Joy E. “Joy Beth” Cottle (NP)
Harmony Tomaszewski (R)
DISTRICT 35
Ashley E. Carrick (D)
Jeffrey L. “Jeff” Rentzel (R)
Bridger Terra (NP)
DISTRICT 36
Crystal Jones (NP)
Rebecca A. Schwanke (R)
GET TO KNOW YOUR CANDIDATES
Select one of the options below to see how the candidates responded to questions important to our region.
For a full list of questions visit: ADN.COM
Governor/ Lt.Governor
See how they answer questions on Subsistence, Energy Costs and more.
U.S. Senate
See how they answered questions on Ambler Road, Ranked Choice Voting and more.
U.S. House
See how they answered questions about Tribal relationships, the Salmon Decline, and more.
Ranked Choice Voting
Ranked Choice Voting allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference. In all state and federal elections, voters rank candidates in order of preference, instead of only choosing one.
- Rank the candidates you like in order of preference.
- Your favorite is your first choice.
- Ranking other candidates doesn’t affect your first choice.
- If a candidate receives a majority of first-choice votes (50%+1), they win. If no candidate receives a majority, the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated and voters that ranked that candidate first have their vote counted for their next choice.
- This process continues until one candidate receives a majority of voters’ choices.
Learn more about ranked choice voting in the General Election here: Election Information – Division of Elections (alaska.gov)
