Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 15.10.080 (2026)
Dates for designating precinct boundary
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Sec. 15.10.080. Dates for designating precinct boundary.
The director shall designate boundaries of an election precinct which has been established or modified, not later than 40 days before an election.
The director shall designate boundaries of an election precinct which has been established or modified, not later than 40 days before an election.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 1972–2021 · leading case: Lance Pruitt v. State of Alaska, Off. of Lt. Governor Kevin Meyer, Div. of Elections, Dir. Gail Fenumiai, & Elizabeth A. Hodges Snyder, 498 P.3d 591 (Alaska 2021).
Lance Pruitt v. State of Alaska, Off. of Lt. Governor Kevin Meyer, Div. of Elections, Dir. Gail Fenumiai, & Elizabeth A. Hodges Snyder, 498 P.3d 591 (Alaska 2021). “The absence of an express duty to confirm polling place locations by a certain date is especially significant in light of AS 15.10.080, which requires the Division to designate precinct boundaries at least 40 days before an election.”
Egan v. Hammond, 502 P.2d 856 (Alaska 1972). “140 and AS 15.10.080 is extended from forty (40) days prior to the primary election to twenty (20) days prior to said election.”
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