Final results from Alaska’s August primary election indicate existing coalition majorities in the state House and Senate are likely to continue after November’s general election and could even grow.

A decision that reversed Alaska Republican governor candidate Treg Taylor’s disqualification was motivated in part by a review that found 91 possible disclosure problems among 121 state-office ...

Alaska's House and Senate contests are set for November's general election, after the results in the state's nonpartisan ...

A man who is serving time in a federal prison in New York has advanced from the primary for Alaska’s lone House seat ...

President Trump said he's launching an aggressive travel blitz in the final month of the midterm election as Republicans look ...

Hill, a fisherman, has the most realistic chance of unseating Rep. Nick Begich (R), the state Democratic Party chair said. A ...

Alaska voters will narrow down a long list of contenders for a competitive U.S. Senate seat that’s expected to play a pivotal role in determining which party will hold a majority in the chamber next ...

Mary Peltola touts Alaska oil production in her Senate bid, but in Washington, D.C., she urged colleagues to vote against her ...

Nicholas Begich III faces a major insurgency from independent candidate Bill Hill in Alaska's ranked choice voting congressional primary race.

Flags were flown at half-staff across the state on Sept. 2 to honor the former representative who passed away in August at ...

If misunderstanding election law can bring felony charges, knowingly disregarding election law should not escape scrutiny.

Alaska's nonpartisan primary determines November ballots.