Sean Maguire

Anchorage Democratic Rep. Cliff Groh is trailing by 23 votes to Republican challenger David Nelson after the latest ballot count.

The ballot measure to repeal ranked choice voting and open primaries was on track to fail by 664 votes.

LeDoux’s two associates have pleaded guilty and are set to testify against her in the long-delayed election misconduct trial.

The ranked choice tabulation is scheduled for 5 p.m. Wednesday, and is set to be livestreamed by Gavel Alaska.

The former Republican legislator faces 12 charges, including five felonies. LeDoux has pleaded not guilty.

Opponents of the repeal effort were just 192 votes ahead of those in favor as additional ballots were counted on Monday.

Although the nation’s highest court rejected the appeal, the plaintiffs could again challenge Alaska’s disclosure requirements in federal court.

It’s the latest in a decades-long effort to build a second major roadway north out of Anchorage.

The new caps mean when halibut stocks are low, bycatch limits can be reduced.

Over 46,000 Alaska ballots were counted on Tuesday and Wednesday, with tens of thousands still to be counted.

Some absentee and early votes are set to be counted on Tuesday, but Alaskans may need to wait until Nov. 20 for clear results.

An Aniak poll worker said an initial vote tally was incorrectly reported by the Division of Elections.

Tens of thousands of ballots are still to be counted, and several races are too close to call.

House and Senate leaders said early results were promising for bipartisan coalitions that focus on education funding and public retirement reform.

On the line is control of both legislative chambers, which can have a significant impact on the types of bills that become law and how the Legislature works with Gov. Mike Dunleavy.