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Alaska 2026 Election Results

General election, November 3, 2026

Results will appear on this page on election night, November 3, 2026, as votes are counted. The last polls in Alaska close at 1 AM ET. Follow every state live →

On the Alaska ballot: governor plus 1 other statewide office, 50 legislative seats, and 2 ballot measures.

Governor

Open seat; rated Tilt D (MultiState consensus of Cook, Sabato’s Crystal Ball, and Pluribus News).

On the ballot: Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D), Bernadette Wilson (R), Dave Bronson (R), Treg Taylor (R); write-in: James Parkin (R).

Read MultiState’s Alaska governor race preview →

Other statewide races

OfficeOn the ballotIncumbentRating
Lt. GovernorCandi English (R), Josh Church (R), Mike Shower (R), Zac Johnson (Nonpartisan); write-in: Ramadhani Greer (D)Open seat

Legislature

  • House: all 40 seats up; currently 21 R, 14 D, 5 other or vacant; 21 seats make a majority; rated Likely Coalition (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).
  • Senate: 10 of 20 seats up; currently 11 R, 9 D; 11 seats make a majority; rated Likely Coalition (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).

Every chamber on the ballot, with forecasts →

Legislative races

SeatOn the ballotIncumbentNotes
HD-1Jeremy Bynum (R), Grant Echohawk (Nonpartisan)Jeremy Bynum (R)
HD-2Kenny Karl Skaflestad (R), Rebecca Himschoot (Nonpartisan), Alston C. Evans (Undeclared)Rebecca Himschoot (I)
HD-3Andi Story (D), Annette Kreitzer (R)Andi Story (D)
HD-4Sara Hannan (D)Sara Hannan (D)Uncontested
HD-5Sheldon R.J. Prout (R), Kathy C. Simpler (Nonpartisan)Open seat
HD-6Sarah Vance (R), Brent Johnson (Nonpartisan)Sarah Vance (R)
HD-7Kate Veh (D), Justin Ruffridge (R)Justin Ruffridge (R)
HD-8Bill Elam (R), Frank Quinn (Nonpartisan), Nissa Savage (Nonpartisan)Bill Elam (R)
HD-9John C. Boyle (R), Ky Holland (Nonpartisan)Ky Holland (NP)
HD-10Chuck Kopp (R)Chuck Kopp (R)Uncontested
HD-11Danni M. Hall (D), Julie Coulombe (R)Julie Coulombe (R)
HD-12Jieun C. McDonald (R), Calvin Schrage (Nonpartisan)Calvin Schrage (I)
HD-13Lisa M. Keller (D); write-in: Sarah D. Short (NP)Open seat; Uncontested
HD-14Alyse Galvin (Nonpartisan), Russell Wyatt (Undeclared)Alyse Galvin (I)
HD-15Denny Wells (D), Mia Costello (R)Mia Costello (R)
HD-16Carolyn Hall (D), Liz Vazquez (R), Phil Isley (Undeclared)Carolyn Hall (D)
HD-17Zack Fields (D), Daniel L. Bradley (R)Zack Fields (D)
HD-18Cliff Groh (D), Dan Sager (R)Open seat
HD-19Genevieve Mina (D)Genevieve Mina (D)Uncontested
HD-20Andrew Gray (D), Paul Bauer (Nonpartisan)Andrew Gray (D)
HD-21Donna Mears (D), Aimee Sims (R)Donna Mears (D)
HD-22Ted Eischeid (D), Jose Roel A. Tagle (R)Ted Eischeid (D)
HD-23Jim Arlington (D), Lee Hammermeister (D), Jamie Allard (R), Ruby Jones (R)Jamie Allard (R)
HD-24Gina T. Wall (R), Ken McCarty (R)Open seat
HD-25DeLena Johnson (R), Michael Bowles (R), Steven L. Merritt (Nonpartisan)DeLena Johnson (R)
HD-26Jeanne Troshynski (D), Steve St. Clair (R)Steve St. Clair (R)
HD-27David Eastman (R), Jubilee Underwood (R)Jubilee Underwood (R)
HD-28Kathleen M. "Kit" Kennedy (D), Elexie Moore (R), Stephen Wright (R)Elexie Moore (R)
HD-29Kimberly Slone (D), Garret Nelson (R), Steve Menard (R), Jessica I. Kusner-Kalarchik (Nonpartisan)Garret Nelson (R)
HD-30Sandra D. Loomis (D), Doug Massie (R), Kevin McCabe (R)Kevin McCabe (R)
HD-31Maxine Dibert (D), Aimée Moore (R), Jonathan Powell-Mark (L)Maxine Dibert (D)
HD-32Will Stapp (R)Will Stapp (R)Uncontested
HD-33Barbara Haney (R), Glenn Prax (R), Pepper McFarland (Undeclared)Glenn Prax (R)
HD-34Harmony Tomaszewski (R), Joy Cottle (Nonpartisan)Open seat
HD-35Ashley Carrick (D), Jeffrey L. "Jeff" Rentzel (R)Ashley Carrick (D)
HD-36Becky Schwanke (R), Crystal Jones (Nonpartisan)Becky Schwanke (R)
HD-37Evelynn M. Trefon (D), Brenda L. Wilson (R), Cade Woods (Nonpartisan), Mark Smith (Nonpartisan)Open seat
HD-38CJ McCormick (D), Nellie Jimmie (D), Willy Keppel (R), Joseph R. Amik (Nonpartisan)Nellie Jimmie (D)
HD-39Neal Foster (D), Reynold D. "Papa Joe" Okitkun (Nonpartisan), Tyler Ivanoff (Nonpartisan)Neal Foster (D)
HD-40Robyn Niayuq Burke Frier (D), Saima Chase (D)Robyn Niayuq Burke Frier (D)
SD-ABert Stedman (R)Bert Stedman (R)Uncontested
SD-CCarrie L. Harris (R), Heath Smith (R), Louise Stutes (R)Open seat
SD-ECathy Giessel (R), Gretchen W. Stoddard (R), Jason "Jace" White (R)Cathy Giessel (R)
SD-GElvi Gray-Jackson (D), Nicholas Danger (Nonpartisan)Elvi Gray-Jackson (D)
SD-ILöki Tobin (D)Löki Tobin (D)Uncontested
SD-KBill Wielechowski (D)Bill Wielechowski (D)Uncontested
SD-MPatricia R. Chesbro (D), Cathy Tilton (R), Ryan Berry (R), Zane Vrvilo (R)Cathy Tilton (R)
SD-OPeter Bauer (D), George Rauscher (R), Ryan W. Sheldon (R)George Rauscher (R)
SD-QWilliam Hunt (D), Frank Tomaszewski (R)Open seat
SD-SWassilie P. "WG" Guy (D), Darren Deacon (R), Richard "Rick" Robb (Nonpartisan), Bryce Edgmon (Undeclared)Open seat

Ballot measures

MeasureWhat it doesType
Measure 2Repeal Top-Four Ranked-Choice Voting Initiative
Repeal the top-four ranked-choice voting (RCV) system that was adopted in 2020.
Initiated State Statute
Measure 3Citizenship Voting Requirement Initiative
Amends state statute to specify that only United States citizens may vote in Alaska elections.
Initiated State Statute

All of Alaska’s 2026 ballot measures →

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