AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoU.S. Senate: Mary Peltola leads Dan Sullivan by 637 votes in the latest count, but thousands of ballots remain. If no one wins a majority, ranked-choice tabulation is scheduled for Nov. 18. Democrats have already secured Senate control, so Alaska’s result could widen their margin. Federal Scrutiny: The close race keeps attention on the Justice Department’s investigation into the “second Dan Sullivan” ballot controversy. A federal lawsuit seeking to delay certification was dismissed, but the legal and political dispute continues. Governor’s Race: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads with 49%, ahead of Republican Bernadette Wilson at 29%. If the lead holds, he would become Alaska’s first Democratic governor since 2002. Legislature and Ballot Measures: Preliminary ranked-choice results put Republican incumbents Cathy Tilton and Kevin McCabe behind their challengers, while Democrats have flipped at least two House seats. Voters appear to have rejected repeal of ranked-choice voting and approved a measure limiting voting to U.S. citizens.
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