The state has restored about 20% of the 3,058 voters it struck from the list. Roughly 3% said they weren’t citizens and requested to cancel their registration.
State Government
First week of third gasline special session ends with no action by Dunleavy or Alaska Legislature
The state House failed to pass a compromise bill earlier this month, during the second special session of 2026, after Dunleavy threatened to veto it.
Alaskans face August vote on ending unlimited campaign donations
Alaska has allowed individuals to contribute unlimited sums to candidates since a federal appeals court struck down the state’s limits in 2021 as unconstitutionally low.
23 Alaska legislators ask state to restore voters wrongfully removed from the rolls
A bipartisan group of 23 legislators wrote a letter Tuesday, asking Elections Director Carol Beecher to put all names back on the active voters list unless their ineligibility to vote has been established.
Lawmakers say third Alaska LNG session is Dunleavy’s last chance to make a deal
Gov. Mike Dunleavy called a new special session after rejecting a bill that would have cut taxes on the Alaska LNG project but increased them on some private oil and gas companies.
Democrat in Alaska’s governor race reports $1.8M fundraising haul, driven by Californians
Kreiss-Tomkins has brought in $1.8 million since entering the race in February. The majority of it came from wealthy donors who live in the Lower 48.