The following results are the unofficial tabulations updated by Alaska’s Division of Elections at 3:13 a.m. on Nov. 6. While most precincts have reported their votes, the numbers will change slighly over the next few days as absentee, questioned and some early-voting ballots are tabulated. In a number of close contests, this could change the final outcomes and trigger ranked-choice runoffs in races where no candidate earns more than 50% of the first round of votes.

The former – and now future President Donald Trump – easily won Alaska by defeating Kamala Harris, 55.6% to 40.4%. This was part of a national movement in which Trump won in a landslide across the country.

Key races to watch include Nick Begich vs. Rep. Mary Peltola, where Begich currently has 49.6% of the vote. If he reaches 50% plus one, he will be the outright winner. That race has 93% of precincts reporting.

Another close contest is Ballot Measure 2, which aims to repeal ranked-choice voting and return Alaska to its traditional party primaries and election system. Currently the measure is narrowly passing, 50.9% to 49%. However, there are still 7% of districts not yet reporting results.

It looks like a number of races for the State House and Senate are headed to ranked-choice runoffs. One race, which generated considerable attention, seems to be settled. That’s the contest between Rep. David Eastman and challenger Jubilee Underwood. Underwood enjoys a 51% to 47.6% lead with 100% of precincts reporting.

MORE RESULTS

U.S. PRESIDENT/ VICE PRESIIDENT

— Harris/Walz (D) – 40.4%

— Trump/Vance (R) – 55.5%

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE

— Nick Begich (R) – 49.5%

— Mary Peltola (D) – 45.3%

— John Wayne Howe (AIP) – 3.8%

— Eric Hafner (D) – 0.98%

BALLOT MEASURE #1 (Increase minimum wage, and expand paid sick leave)

— Yes – 56.5%

— No – 43.4%

BALLOT MEASURE #2 (Repeal Ranked-Choice Voting)

— Yes – 50.8%

— No – 49.1%

ALASKA STATE SENATE

DISTRICT B

— Jesse Kiehl (D) – 96.4%

DISTRICT D

— Ben Carpenter (R) – 41.1%

— Jesse Bjorkman (R) – 47.8%

— Tina Wegener (D) – 10.7%

DISTRICT F

— James Kaufman (R) – 49.1%

— Janice Park (D) – 43.2%

— Harold Borbridge (R) – 7.4%

DISTRICT H

— Matt Claman (D) – 54.1%

— Liz Vazquez (R) – 45.5%

DISTRICT J

— Forrest Dunbar (D) – 68.7%

— Cheronda Smith (UND) – 30%

DISTRICT L

— Jared Goecker (R) – 40.3%

— Kelly Merrick (R) – 46.5%

— Lee Hammermeister (D) – 12.8%

DISTRICT N

— David Wilson (R) – 28.7%

— Robert Yundt (R) – 53.5%

— Stephen Wright (R) – 16.5%

DISTRICT P

— Scott Kawasaki (D) – 50.2%

— Leslie Hadjdukovich (R) – 49.4%

DISTRICT R

— Mike Cronk (R) – 52.6%

— Robert “Bert” Williams (AIP) – 6.3%

— Savannah Fletcher (UND) – 40.7%

DISTRICT T

— Donny Olson (D) – 97.4%

ALASKA STATE HOUSE

DISTRICT 1

— Agnes Moran (NON) – 24.5%

— Jeremy Bynum (R) – 51.5%

— Grant Echohawk (NON) – 23.6%

DISTRICT 2

— Rebecca Himschoot (NON) – 97.6%

DISTRICT 3

— Andi Story (D) – 95.9%

DISTRICT 4

— Sara Hannan (D) – 96.6%

DISTRICT 5

— Leighton Radner (LIB) – 22.6%

— Louise Stutes (R) – 76.6%

DISTRICT 6

— Sarah Vance (R) – 47.6%

— Brent Johnson (NON) – 42.8%

— Dawson Slaughter (R) – 9.2%

DISTRICT 7

— Ron Gillham (R) – 39.7%

— Justin Ruffridge (R) – 59.3%

DISTRICT 8

— Bill Elam (R) – 51.2%

— John Hillyer (R) – 47.3%

DISTRICT 9

— Lucy Bauer (R) – 46.6%

— Ky Holland (NON) – 53%

DISTRICT 10

— Chuck Kopp (R) – 60.9%

— Craig Johnson (R) – 37.9%

DISTRICT 11

— Julie Coulombe (R) – 53.9%

— Walter Featherly (NON) – 45.8%

DISTRICT 12

— Joeseph Lurtsema (R) – 40.2%

— Calvin Schrage (NON) – 59.4%

DISTRICT 13

— Heather Gottshall (R) – 47.2%

— Andy Josephson (D) – 52.5%

DISTRICT 14

— Alyse Galvin (NON) – 77.7%

— Harry Winner Kamden (D) – 20%

DISTRICT 15

— Mia Costello (R) – 52.4%

— Denny Wells (D) – 44.7%

— Dustin Darden (D) – 2.5%

DISTRICT 16

— Nick Moe (NON) – 43.6%

— Carolyn Hall (D) – 55.4%

DISTRICT 17

— Zack Fields (D) – 93.2%

DISTRICT 18

— Cliff Groh (D) – 50.5%

— David Nelson (R) – 49.6%

DISTRICT 19

— Russell Wyatt (UND) – 8.1%

— Genevieve Mina (D) – 59.6%

— Kaylee Anderson (R) – 31.8%

DISTRICT 20

— Andrew Gray (D) – 62.5%

— Scott Kohlhaas (LIB) – 36.3%

DISTRICT 21

— Donna Mears (D) – 53.2%

— Aimee Sims (R) -46.6%

DISTRICT 22

— Stanley Wright (R) – 48.4%

— Ted Eischeid (D) – 51.2%

DISTRICT 23

— Jamie Allard (R) – 62.6%

— Jim Arlington (D) – 36.9%

DISTRICT 24

— Dan Saddler (R) – 96.9%

DISTRICT 25

— DeLena Johnson (R) – 95.8%

DISTRICT 26

— Cathy Tilton (R) – 96.5%

DISTRICT 27

— Jubilee Underwood (R) – 51%

— David Eastman (R) – 47.6%

DISTRICT 28

— Jessica Wright (R) – 25.3%

— Steve Menard (R) – 35.9%

— Elexie Moore (R) – 37.2%

DISTRICT 29

— George Rauscher (R) – 95.5%

DISTRICT 30

— Kevin McCabe (R) – 53.5%

— Doyle Holmes (R) – 44.7%

DISTRICT 31

— Bart LeBon (R) – 46.4%

— Maxine Dibert (D) – 53.2%

DISTRICT 32

— Gary Damron (D) – 31%

— Will Stapp (R) – 68.5%

DISTRICT 33

— Mike Prax (R) – 96.7%

DISTRICT 34

— Frank Tomaszewski (R) – 56.3%

— Joy Beth Cottle (R) – 42.7%

DISTRICT 35

— Ashley Carrick (D) – 53.7%

— Ruben McNeill (R) – 46%

DISTRICT 36

— Pamela Goode (R) – 25.3%

— Brandon Kowalski (D) – 32.3%

— James Fields (LIB) – 5.5%

— Rebecca Schwanke (R) – 36.4%

DISTRICT 37

— Bryce Edgmon (UND) – 73.2%

— Darren Deacon (NON) – 25.7%

DISTRICT 38

— Willy Keppel (VET) – 26.3%

— C.J. McCormick (D) – 29.8%

— Nellie Jimmie (D) – 38.1%

— Victoria Sosa (D) – 5.4%

DISTRICT 39

— Tyler Ivanoff (AIP) – 41.4%

— Neal Foster (D) – 58.1%

DISTRICT 40

— Saima Chase (D) – 21.2%

— Thomas Baker (UND) – 21.7%

— Robyn Burke (D) – 56.1%

RETAING ALASKA JUDGES

Supreme Court Justice Dario Borghesan

— Yes: 59.8%

— No: 40.1%

Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Henderson

— Yes: 59.3%

— No: 40.6%

Court Appeals Marjorie Allard

— Yes: 60%

— No: 39.4%

Court of Appeals Timothy Terrell

— Yes: 57.7%

— No: 42.3%

First Judicial District Judge Pickrell

— Yes: 74.9%

— No: 25%

First Judicial District Judge Rachel Ahrens

— Yes: 58.1%

— No: 41.8%

Third Judicial District Judge Bride Seifert

— Yes: 56.8%

— No: 43.1%

Third Judicial District Judge Herman Walker Jr.

— Yes: 57.3%

— No: 42.6%

Superior Court Judge Adolf Zeman

— Yes: 52.8%

— No: 47.1%

Third Judicial District Judge Leslie Dickson

— Yes: 58.3%

— No: 41.7%

Third Judicial District Judge Michael Franciosi

— Yes: 57.7%

— No: 42.3%

Third Judicial District Judge Patrick Hanley

— Yes: 59.7%

— No: 40.2%

Third Judicial District Judge Michael Logue

— Yes: 56.1%

— No: 43.8%

Third Judicial District Judge Kari McCrea

— Yes: 57.1%

— No: 42.8%

Third Judicial District Judge David Wallace

— Yes: 59.9%

— No: 40%

Third Judicial District Judge Pamela Washington

— Yes: 59.9%

— No: 40%

Fourth Judicial District Judge Patricia Haines

— Yes: 63%

— No: 37%

Fourth Judicial District Judge Maria Bahr

— Yes: 61.9%

— No: 38%

Fourth Judicial District Judge Matthew Christian

— Yes: 64.4%

— No: 35.5%

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