Election News
[display-posts include_excerpt=”true” image_size=”thumbnail” tag=”2018-municipal-election” posts_per_page=”3″]Unofficial results
Mayor
- Cody W. Shoemaker: 138
- Norton Gregory: 687
- Saralyn Tabachnick: 2,745
- Beth Weldon: 3,431
- Write-In: 21
Areawide
- Tom Williams: 2,500
- Carole Triem: 3,842
- Write-In: 53
District 1
- Loren Jones: 4,912
- Write-In: 232
District 2
- Garrett Schoenberger: 2,152
- Don Habeger: 1,693
- Emil Mackey: 1,749
- Michelle Bonnet Hale: 3,381
- Wade Bryson: 2,274
- Write-In: 44
School Board
- Paul Kelly: 4,067
- Elizabeth (Ebett) Siddon: 4,905
- Kevin Allen: 3,581
- Write-In: 310
Unofficial results PDF
Election night coverage
The questions
We asked all the candidates the same set of questions. You can compare their answers below:Assembly
- Child care – What’s the city’s role in child care accessibility?
- Public safety – How can the city better address public safety concerns, and how would you pay for it?
- Affordable housing – Do you have any specific policy ideas for addressing affordable housing in Juneau?
School Board
- Most pressing education issues – What do you think are the most pressing issues facing education in Juneau?
- Improving education – How can the Juneau School District continue to improve educational opportunities for students amid continued flat funding from the state Legislature?
- Affordable child care – Access to affordable child care is a concern for Juneau parents. Should the Juneau School District look for more ways to address the issue? If so, how? If not, why?
Sample ballot
How to vote
Election day
When
- Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018 (polls open 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.)
Where:
- Find your polling place on the My Voter Information site; or
- Call the Division of Elections information line at 1-888-383-8683
2018 Municipal Election: here’s what Juneau voters need to know
Candidate profiles
Areawide Assembly
District 1 Assembly
District 2 Assembly
School Board
Juneau candidates forum
Learn about your candidates for Juneau School Board and Juneau Assembly in this forum moderated by the League of Women Voters of Juneau‘s Alyson Currey.
Live video streams will be available here, on Facebook, at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library, and on KTOO at 104.3 FM.
The event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the program begins at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 20, @360 in the KTOO building. We plan to spend about 30 minutes with the school board candidates, have a brief intermission, and then 90 minutes with the assembly candidates.
Co-hosted by KTOO, Juneau Empire, and Juneau Votes.