politics2 hours ago
Alaskans Weigh Ranked Choice Repeal Amid National Funding Scrutiny
Alaska voters will decide on November 3 whether to repeal ranked-choice voting and the top-four primary via Ballot Measure 2. Republicans argue the system hurts their chances in tight races, while critics note the original 2020 reform was funded by over $4.8 million from Arnold-backed groups. A 'yes' vote would restore traditional party primaries, potentially impacting the competitive Senate race and future gubernatorial contests.