Alaskans for Better Elections

06/18/2026

Open primaries aren't a bold, new experiment.
They're Alaska tradition.

All the way back in 1947 Alaskans voted to enact an all-candidate primary.

You read that correctly, that's before Alaska even became a state.

06/10/2026

Voters shouldn't feel stuck choosing between limited candidates they don't believe in.

Alaskans know it.
That's why Alaskans voted to use open primaries and ranked choice voting.

Because a system built on voter power and majority support shouldn't be unusual.

06/04/2026

In Alaska, your vote belongs to YOU.

-Open primary means the same ballot for all Alaskans, regardless of political affiliation.
-Ranked choice voting lets you vote for who you actually want with assurance that your voice will be heard.

Alaska's system is simple, but powerful.

06/03/2026

August is going to be a proving ground.

The question is, which candidates will make the top 4 to move on to the general election?

Alaska's unified, open primary ballot means one thing:
Voters, not parties, will have the final say on who advances.

The field of candidates includes 11 Republicans, three Democrats and three independents. Incumbent Gov. Mike Dunleavy is term-limited.

05/21/2026

We’re headed to Kodiak Crab Festival!

Come see us at Kodiak Island Brewing this Friday and Saturday🍻!

Hosted by the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce. It is a celebration of spring since 1958, Kodiak's Crab Festival is five days filled with fun, food and frivolity

05/19/2026

In Alaska, voters have the final say.