Jeff sat down with Mark Begich to discuss why he is running for governor, his history of elected office, and the challenges Alaska faces.… Read More

Following up on our coverage of local house races, here is our profile of the District 26 Republican primary. This is our second video profiling a State House race where the winner of the primary will very likely be the … Read More

The August 21 primary is only nine days away. We are very happy to announce that we are partnering with the Anchorage Daily News to host Election Central for the primary! The Division of Elections is not doing it this … Read More

Edie Grunwald, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, likes to be called “colonel.” Grunwald has made her 30 years of military service a cornerstone of her campaign. She references her military service on her campaign website, radio ads, video ads, and … Read More

Welcome to this week’s edition of The Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape.… Read More

The West Anchorage Assembly special election concluded today. The unofficial results show Austin Quinn-Davidson holding a commanding lead with almost 50% of the vote with nearly 7,200 ballots counted. Nikki Rose has just over 31% and Sam Moore is just … Read More

Sam Moore, having been just re-elected as President of the North Star Community Council, is running for the Anchorage Assembly in the special election in West Anchorage. His two main opponents are Austin Quinn- Davidson and Nikki Rose. When asked … Read More

It’s already August! Which means the August 21 primary is just a little over two weeks away. Many candidates are making the final push to get their message out to the voters before the primary. Expect things to really heat … Read More

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Politics can be a dirty game. As Editor-in-Chief of the Alaska Landmine, and as a two-time former candidate for state senate, I know this as well as anybody. Luckily, most political dirt doesn’t stick and is better left ignored. Occasionally, … Read More