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Alaska voters aren't ditching ranked choice voting, top-four primaries
A voter walks into a booth at the Valley Bible Chalet to cast his ballot on Election Day, Nov. 3, in Indian, Alaska.
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A ballot measure to repeal Alaska’s nonpartisan primary system and ranked‑choice voting was defeated, according to an overnight call by the Associated Press. Voters cast their ballots on Election Day, Nov. 3, at locations such as the Valley Bible Chalet in Indian, Alaska. The measure sought to replace the current top‑four primary and instant‑runoff system, but the vote showed continued support for the existing structure.
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