Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 15.15.025 (2026)
Top four nonpartisan open primary
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Sec. 15.15.025. Top four nonpartisan open primary.
A voter qualified under AS 15.05 may cast a vote for any candidate for each elective state executive and state and national legislative office, without limitations based on the political party or political group affiliation of either the voter or the candidate.
A voter qualified under AS 15.05 may cast a vote for any candidate for each elective state executive and state and national legislative office, without limitations based on the political party or political group affiliation of either the voter or the candidate.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases (3 in the last 5 years), 2022–2025 · leading case: Scott A. Kohlhaas, The Alaskan Indep. Party, Robert M. Bird, & Kenneth P. Jacobus v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, in an Off. Capacity & Dir. Gail Fenumiai, in an Off. Capacity & Alaskans for Better Elections, Inc., 518 P.3d 1095 (Alaska 2022).
Scott A. Kohlhaas, The Alaskan Indep. Party, Robert M. Bird, & Kenneth P. Jacobus v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, in an Off. Capacity & Dir. Gail Fenumiai, in an Off. Capacity & Alaskans for Better Elections, Inc., 518 P.3d 1095 (Alaska 2022). “19 Initiative 2 adopts ranked-choice voting — also called “instant-runoff” voting20 — which permits voters to rank candidates for each office in order of preference and instructs the Division of Elections to tabulate these preferences in a series of 16 AS 15.15.025; AS…”
Sunny Guerin, Elizabeth Asisuan Toovak, & Vera Lincoln v. State of Alaska, Div. of Elections, 537 P.3d 770 (Alaska 2023). “9 AS 15.15.025, .25.010. 10 AS 15.15.025, .”
Alaska Democratic Party & Anita Thorne v. Dir. Carol Beecher in her Off. capacity, & State of Alaska, Div. of Elections (Alaska 2025). “5 AS 15.15.025. 6 AS 15.25.010. 7 AS 15.25.”
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