No on 2 campaign releases new TV ad highlighting potential disenfranchisement of 60%+ of Alaska voters if open primaries are repealed

Campaign announces 50 new members from across the state

In a recent ADN article, Iris Samuels reported that Ballot Measure 2 would repeal parts of the newly-passed Ballot Measure 1, which appeared on the primary ballot and passed with more than 70% support.

The No on 2 campaign today issued a formal cease-and-desist letter to radio stations across Alaska, demanding the stations, stop airing or refuse to air an advertisement that misrepresent the provisions of Ballot Measure 2.

The No on 2 campaign is proud to have earned the endorsement of 17 Alaska labor organizations, representing thousands of workers across the state.

Supporters of the open primary urge a NO vote on Ballot Measure 2