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Alaska’s U.S. Senate, governor’s races tighten with new ballot count
The Division of Elections counted 5,612 more ballots Wednesday, bringing the count to an estimated 86% of the expected vote.
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Newscast – Monday, Nov. 9, 2026
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Peltola, Kreiss-Tomkins increase leads in Monday results update
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Early numbers show signs of strong Alaska Native turnout, advocates say
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Peltola campaign demands information about rejected absentee ballots
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Newscast – Friday, Nov. 6, 2026