ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Alaskans will head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the state’s special U.S. House election and several primary races seen as a referendum on former President Donald Trump’s sway.
One side of the ballot will feature the special U.S. House election to replace longtime Rep. Don Young, who died unexpectedly in March after 49 years in office. It is the first where voters can rank all three candidates on the ballot, after Alaska voters narrowly approved a ballot measure in 2020 implementing new voting rules.
On the other side of the ballot are the pick-one primary races in the regular U.S. House race for the term beginning in January, the U.S. Senate race, the governor’s race and 59 state legislative races.
