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Alaska law says someone may vote in a state election if, among other things, they’re a U.S. citizen. Proponents say the word “may” leaves too much ambiguity.
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Voting in the cooperative’s annual election closed at Thursday evening’s annual membership meeting, where the winners were announced.
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Young people make up a fraction of Alaska’s registered voters, and their turnouts are lower than the general population’s. But, Soldotna saw a handful of young voters at two of its precincts on Election Day.
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Americans took to the polls Tuesday for the 2024 presidential election. In Alaska, voters picked from their choice of presidential, state and local candidates, and voted on two ballot measures.
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A group of community members in Soldotna recently took to the streets to highlight the importance of voting. Participants of the first-ever “Walk for Democracy” say they’re trying to create conversations around political differences.
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More than a dozen have filed to represent the Kenai Peninsula in the Alaska Legislature.
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The contest gives Kenai Peninsula artists a change to design the city's "I Voted" stickers.
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A group dominated testimony at Tuesday's assembly meeting with their thoughts about borough election security.
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Last Wednesday was the deadline to file for races in the Kenai Peninsula Borough, Board of Education, City of Kenai and City of Soldotna.