For the second time since 2020, Alaskans have chosen to keep their distinctive nonpartisan election system intact, defeating a ballot measure that sought to
Alaska voters rejected a measure to repeal ranked-choice voting and top-four primaries, according to NPR and NBC News on November 14. KUAR reported that this was the second time voters had turned down a repeal effort, after an earlier attempt in 2024. The reports describe the outcome but do not give a final vote count or margin.
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