The special election for the House seat is also showing, but you can’t tell at all who is actually going to have an advantage as that is only showing who has the first choice - RCV comes into play on that one so this data is at this time rather useless. They probably have to have 100% of the vote in before then moving on to the second, third choice counts.
Tshibaka within 2 points! Yay!!! Keep gaining..!!!!
Special:
Congress - R’s finish 2nd and 3rd and the R that finished second (Palin) will probably win after the instant run-off
Primary:
Congress - essentially same result as the special election
Senate - R’s finish 1st, 2nd and 4th and total more than 90 percent of the vote; the incumbent - a moderate Republican and the de facto candidate of the D’s - is only slightly ahead of the anti-establishment conservative.
Governor - R’s finish 1st, 4th and 5th and total more than 50 percent of the vote; with a D and an I neck and neck for 2nd and 3rd place
Alaska tilts Republican, but it isn’t as Republican as, say, Wyoming.
It is also noteworthy that the anti-establishment conservatives outperformed the polls in Alaska.