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.
Dates and Deadlines for the Primary Election
July 19 – Last Day to register to vote
August 3 – Early Voting
August 8 – Last Day to Apply for an Absentee by-mail ballot
August 18 – Pick-one Primary Election Day!
Let’s figure out what will be on your ballot
Enter the address where you’re registered to vote, and we’ll find all the districts you live in and build a personalized ballot. Local districts can be as small as one block.
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What is Ranked Choice Voting?
In all state and federal general elections, Alaskans have the opportunity to rank their favorite candidates from most to least favorite, rather than merely selecting one candidate. Ballots are counted in rounds. If a candidate gets 50% + 1 vote in round one, they win. Candidates are eliminated until two candidates remain and the candidate with the most votes wins.
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The Alaska Voter Hub is a nonpartisan organization. We do not support or oppose candidates or political parties. Our voter education resources are provided for informational purposes and are available to all Alaskans