OPINION: Vote 1,2,3 not JKT … with Bronson #1
“Rank 1,2,3, not JKT.” Do not waste your ballot by exhausting it with one lone choice. Conservatives hate RCV, but if we are stuck with it, for God’s sake, use it until we lose it. I am ranking Dave Bronson first because he is the most mature and
2 Republican gubernatorial hopefuls urge Alaskans to ‘rank all 3’ GOP candidates
Republican gubernatorial candidates Dave Bronson and Treg Taylor have come together for a new video urging conservative voters to rank all three Alaska GOP candidates on the November
OPINION: South Kenai voters mustn’t fall for deceptive tax-and-spend liberal in sheep’s clothing
Kenai voters have a clear choice: The tax-and-spend liberal Brent Johnson, who supports every plank of the Democrat Party, or the solutions-oriented, freedom-defending conservative Sarah
OPINION: AK conservatives must vote strategically to avoid leftist takeover in governor’s race
Rank the three Republicans in whatever order you think best, but be sure to rank them all and leave JKT off your ballot completely. Failure to rally around all three Republicans will lead to a liberal takeover of
Even Alaska’s ranked-choice vote supporters avoid defending it
In attempting to convince Alaskans to keep its divisive ranked-choice voting system, left-wing proponents have gone out of their way to avoid mentioning the controversial voting
OPINION: For conservatives to win in November, Alaskans must rank candidates
Ranking candidates on the ballot is not a love letter to them. Nor is it disloyalty to any other candidate. It is a strategic chess move to help preserve a state that you will actually still want to live
OPINION: Conservative Alaskan voters face extra hurdles
Lieutenant Governor Dahlstrom announced last Friday that none of the 11,928 votes Treg Taylor received for governor will count this year. So, if you voted for any other candidate, your vote counted, but if you were one of the conservatives who voted for
Why some Alaska GOP candidates should quit if they were not the top Republican in the primary
The problem is that many voters simply do not rank candidates but prefer to choose just one candidate on the ballot. If their choice is eliminated in the first round, then their ballot is tossed out and no longer counted in future
Tom Begich quits governor’s race, unites behind fellow Democrat Kreiss-Tomkins
In an effort to consolidate the political left’s support around one Democratic candidate for Alaska governor, former Alaska legislator Tom Begich has suspended his campaign and endorsed hard-left Democrat Jonathan
Court orders one change to Alaska ballot measure aimed at ending ranked-choice voting
The high court’s only change was to order the state to include wording explaining that a successful repeal of ranked-choice voting would result in candidates for governor and lieutenant governor running separately, as they have in the











