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If you are a member of the military or a U.S. citizen living outside the United States, you can register and vote in Alaska by requesting a ballot abroad. Request your ballot today using the link below.

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General Election Timeline:

October 4th | Voter registration deadline

October 19th | Early & Absentee voting begin

October 24th | Mail-In ballot request Deadline

November 3rd | Election Day
Polls open 7:00 AM–8:00 PM

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Together, Alaska Democrats can win the U.S. Senate and Governorship seats – AND keep control of our Senate in 2026.

But to do this, we cannot sit on the sidelines. With your support, we can continue to stay in the fight, build the strongest Party possible, and help elect leaders who will put people first. Your contribution will help us win statewide in 2026.

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Group photo of three political candidates: JKT for Alaska Governor, Mary Peltola for U.S. Senate, and Bill Hill for U.S. Representative (independent).