Alaska State Senate
The races for the Alaska State Senate, whose 20 seats, lettered A to T, each join two House districts. Senators serve four-year terms, half elected every two years, through the open primary and a ranked choice general election.
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Alaska State Senate D-S
Alaska Senate District S is the state Senate seat for Southwest Alaska and the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. It combines House Districts 37 and 38, which take in Bristol Bay, Alaska Peninsula, Aleutian Islands, Pribilof Islands, Lake Iliamna and middle Kuskokwim. Its senator serves a four-year term.
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Alaska State Senate D-Q
Alaska Senate District Q is the state Senate seat for North Pole, the outer Fairbanks area, Eielson and Salcha in the Fairbanks North Star Borough. It combines House Districts 33 and 34, which take in Badger Road area, Moose Creek, Farmers Loop and Steele Creek. Its senator serves a four-year term.
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Alaska State Senate D-G
Alaska Senate District G is the state Senate seat for Midtown, Campbell and Spenard in Anchorage. It combines House Districts 13 and 14. Its senator serves a four-year term.
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Dillingham forum puts two open Southwest Alaska legislative seats on one stage
Two senior rural lawmakers are leaving, eight candidates want their seats, and seven are listed for a Dillingham forum.
by Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago3 min read
Darren Morgan Deacon files for Alaska State Senate District S
Darren Morgan Deacon, a former tribal chief from Kalskag, filed as a Republican for Alaska State Senate District S on a platform of full Permanent Fund dividends and subsistence rights protection.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 4mo ago1 min read
Nonpartisan files for Anchorage state Senate seat
Nicholas Danger, a 70-year-old health and safety manager, filed as a nonpartisan candidate for Alaska State Senate District G, running on budget cuts, full Permanent Fund dividends, and moving the state capital to Willow.
by Walter AlaskaNewsadded 4mo ago1 min read
