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Democrats lead Alaska governor’s race in early primary election vote counts →

As of Tuesday night, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins and Tom Begich were ahead in a crowded primary field that numbers 17 candidates, a majority of whom are Republicans. In third was Anchorage businesswoman Bernadette Wilson, followed by former Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson — both Republicans

These are developing stories. Check back for updates at ADN.com.

In Alaska’s hotly contested U.S. Senate race, challenger Mary Peltola jumps to early lead →

Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan and Peltola are the leading candidates in a race that’s seen as an opportunity for Democrats hoping to take back control of the Senate, if Peltola can oust Sullivan.

Republican U.S. Rep. Nick Begich leading in early primary results →

Begich, who is serving his first term in Congress, is seeking to fend off a well-funded challenge from independent Bill Hill, who has criticized Begich’s close alignment with President Donald Trump’s agenda.

Votes in favor of Ballot Measure 1, reinstating campaign contribution limits, take early lead →

If approved, the measure would limit individual political contributions to $2,000 for candidates and $5,000 for political parties. Early, unofficial results showed 71.9% of the vote so far was in favor of passing Ballot Measure 1.

Alaska legislative races to watch as initial primary election results are reported →

Five of these races have more than four opponents — meaning at least one contender will be eliminated before the general election.

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