Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 15.10.090 (2026)
Notice of precinct boundary or polling place designation and modification
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Sec. 15.10.090. Notice of precinct boundary or polling place designation and modification.
The director shall give full public notice if a precinct is established or abolished, if the boundaries of a precinct are designated, abolished, or modified, or if the location of a polling place is changed. Public notice must include
(1) whenever possible, sending written notice of the change to each affected registered voter in the precinct;
(2) providing notice of the change
(A) by publication once in a local newspaper of general circulation in the precinct; or
(B) if there is not a local newspaper of general circulation in the precinct, by posting written notice in three conspicuous places as close to the precinct as possible; at least one posting location must be in the precinct;
(3) posting notice of the change on the Internet website of the division of elections;
(4) providing notification of the change to the appropriate municipal clerks, community councils, tribal groups, Native villages, and village regional corporations established under 43 U.S.C. 1606 (Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act); and
(5) inclusion in the official election pamphlet.
The director shall give full public notice if a precinct is established or abolished, if the boundaries of a precinct are designated, abolished, or modified, or if the location of a polling place is changed. Public notice must include
(1) whenever possible, sending written notice of the change to each affected registered voter in the precinct;
(2) providing notice of the change
(A) by publication once in a local newspaper of general circulation in the precinct; or
(B) if there is not a local newspaper of general circulation in the precinct, by posting written notice in three conspicuous places as close to the precinct as possible; at least one posting location must be in the precinct;
(3) posting notice of the change on the Internet website of the division of elections;
(4) providing notification of the change to the appropriate municipal clerks, community councils, tribal groups, Native villages, and village regional corporations established under 43 U.S.C. 1606 (Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act); and
(5) inclusion in the official election pamphlet.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 1
case (1 in the last 5 years), 2021–2021 · 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). “” Count II of Pruitt’s complaint3 alleged that the Division had violated AS 15.10.090, which sets forth how the Division must notify the public when a polling place is changed.”
— Alaska Stat. § 15.10.090(1) — 1 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). “” Count II of Pruitt’s complaint3 alleged that the Division had violated AS 15.10.090, which sets forth how the Division must notify the public when a polling place is changed.”
— Alaska Stat. § 15.10.090(4) — 1 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). “” Count II of Pruitt’s complaint3 alleged that the Division had violated AS 15.10.090, which sets forth how the Division must notify the public when a polling place is changed.”
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