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Empowering Alaskan Voters
Your vote matters.
Every election is an opportunity for Alaskans to make their voices heard. The Alaska Voter Hub provides trusted, nonpartisan information, tools, and resources to help people participate in elections at every level—from municipal to federal.
Every Alaskan deserves a fair opportunity to vote—and to have their vote counted.
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Alaska Voted. Every ballot gets counted!
Your vote is part of the count.
Alaskans showed up from all corners of the state–by mail, voting early, and at the polls on election day. Now the count begins. In Alaska, we count every eligible ballot, including those still traveling from rural communities, military bases, and overseas. Taking the time to count every ballot is how we make sure all Alaskans are heard.
Follow along as results come in, and learn how our ballots are counted.
Make Your Voting Plan
Last Day to register to vote
October 4
Early Voting begins
October 19
Last Day to Apply for a mail-in ballot
October 24
Polls close at 8:00 p.m. and results start posting that night.
November 3
Absentee, early, and questioned ballots are counted.
November 10
Last day for mail ballots sent from inside the U.S. to arrive.
November 13
Last day for mail ballots sent from outside the U.S. to arrive.
Final count and ranked choice tabulation, if needed.
November 18
Target date for the State Review Board to certify results.
November 25