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The election results remain unofficial until they’re certified by the Division of Elections. That’s scheduled for November 30.
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The latest ballot count now includes early votes cast between Halloween and Election Day and some absentee ballots.
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As reported by Alaska Public Media, the Alaska Division of Elections still needs to sort through almost 20,000 votes, which could change the outcome of some races.
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State data show six central peninsula candidates for state office spent a combined total of more than $145,000 on campaign advertising this election year.
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*This is a developing story and will be updated.
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The sun shone on the hundreds of voters that took to the ballot box to help decide the future of state and national politics.
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Today, KDLL is bringing you the last installment in a series of stories spotlighting local races as we enter the home stretch of election season.
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This week, KDLL is bringing you a series of stories spotlighting local races as we enter the home stretch of election season. Today, we’re dialing in on House District 8 using highlights from our 2024 candidate forum series.
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This week, KDLL is bringing you a series of stories spotlighting local races as we enter the homestretch of election season, featuring highlights from our 2024 candidate forum series.
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Incumbent Sarah Vance is a Republican from Homer. Her challengers are Kasilof Independent Brent Johnson and Anchor Point Republican Dawson Slaughter.