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With absentee votes in, not much changes in Juneau election results
The Canvass Review Board will meet to certify the results next Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Juneau Assembly candidate reflects on old DWI and DUI
Norton Gregory is running for Juneau Assembly in the upcoming municipal election.
From election sidelines, Mayor Koelsch campaigns against assembly member Troll
While Mayor Ken Koelsch isn’t up for reelection this year, he is actively working to unseat incumbent assemblymember Kate Troll.
Most incumbents do well in Southeast primaries
Tuesday’s primary election was pretty low-key in Southeast Alaska. The real battle for state House and Senate candidates will come during the general election. But a few trends emerged.
Absentee and early voting numbers suggest low primary turnout
In the last presidential election year primary in 2012, about 13,000 Alaskans requested absentee ballots. This year, that number was down by about a third.
Who is on Tuesday’s Southeast primary ballots?
Southeast Alaska’s four House and two Senate districts have no primary contests this year. Two have no contests at all.
Stedman, nine other lawmakers, face no election challenges
A fifth of Alaska legislators running this year face no opposition. One is Sitka Sen. Bert Stedman, who faces no contest – for the second time.
Sealaska shareholder election results to be announced Saturday
Sealaska shareholders will learn Saturday which of nine candidates will fill four seats on the Southeast regional Native corporation’s board of directors.
Ken Koelsch wins Juneau mayor’s seat
Unofficial results from Tuesday’s special election show Juneau voters backed Koelsch with 59 percent of the vote. Koelsch is expected to be sworn in on April 4, after election results are certified.