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Alaska voters reject ballot measure seeking to repeal open primaries, ranked voting system
The Associated Press. (2026, November 14). Alaska voters reject ballot measure seeking to repeal open primaries, ranked voting system. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/united-states/alaska-voters-reject-ballot-measure-seeking-to-repeal-open-primaries-ranked-voting-system/article_3b9b23de-9883-5bcc-af9a-e014332c3f59.html
The Associated Press. “Alaska voters reject ballot measure seeking to repeal open primaries, ranked voting system.” Toronto Star, 14 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/world/united-states/alaska-voters-reject-ballot-measure-seeking-to-repeal-open-primaries-ranked-voting-system/article_3b9b23de-9883-5bcc-af9a-e014332c3f59.html.
The Associated Press. “Alaska voters reject ballot measure seeking to repeal open primaries, ranked voting system.” Toronto Star, November 14, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/united-states/alaska-voters-reject-ballot-measure-seeking-to-repeal-open-primaries-ranked-voting-system/article_3b9b23de-9883-5bcc-af9a-e014332c3f59.html.
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· collected 2026-11-14 · by The Associated Press
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Alaska voters have once again rejected a ballot measure aimed at repealing the state’s open primary system and ranked choice voting in general elections. The measure, which would have also altered campaign disclosure rules, was part of the November 3 election. This is the second consecutive year that voters have refused to revert to traditional partisan primaries and a single-candidate selection process in general elections.
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Alaskans have voted to retain their ranked choice voting system, rejecting a ballot measure that sought to repeal it. The unusual voting method, where candidates from all parties run on the same primary ballot and voters rank their preferences, was under scrutiny due to a controversy over two Senate candidates with the same name. This marks the second time in two years that Alaskans have rejected attempts to revert to partisan primaries and general elections where only one candidate can be selected. The measure would have also repealed some campaign disclosure rules. Despite the controversy, Nick Troiano, the executive director of Unite America, celebrated the decision, stating that Alaskans want the freedom to vote for any candidate, regardless of party affiliation, in taxpayer-funded elections.
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Toronto StarThis outlet14 Nov
Alaska voters have once again rejected a ballot measure aimed at repealing the state’s open primary system and ranked choice voting in general elections. The measure, which would have also altered campaign disclosure rules, was part of the November 3 election. This is the second consecutive year that voters have refused to revert to traditional partisan primaries and a single-candidate selection process in general…
Alaska voters reject ballot measure seeking to repeal open primaries, ranked voting system (this article)NBC News14 Nov
Alaskans have voted to retain their ranked choice voting system, according to NBC News projections. This decision comes despite controversy over a potential spoiler candidate in the state’s Senate race. The system, implemented in 2022 following voter approval in 2020, allows voters to rank candidates, ensuring that the winning candidate receives a majority. This method is used only in Alaska and Maine for statewide…
Alaska voters have rejected a ballot measure that would have repealed the state’s nonpartisan primary system and ranked choice voting, with the Associated Press calling the race. This marks the second time in three years that Alaskans have voted to keep this unique election system, which allows the top four candidates to advance to the general election. The system was under scrutiny due to confusion in a U.S. Senate…
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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska voters have rejected the latest attempt to repeal the state’s system of open primaries and ranked choice voting in general elections.
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The ballot measure, decided as part of the Nov. 3 election, marked the second time in two years that voters have rejected attempts to overturn the system and revert to partisan primaries and to general elections in which just one candidate can be selected.
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The measure also would have repealed some campaign disclosure rules.
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