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Top 10 reasons to vote NO on Measure 2

  • Prevent political elites and outside interests from dictating Alaska's elections.
  • Protect Alaskans' right to vote how they want, for whoever they want; regardless of party.
  • Require candidates from every party to compete for your vote in every election, forcing them to appeal to as many Alaskans as possible.
  • Uphold the freedom to vote for the best candidate, not just the lesser of two evils.
  • Stop political parties from limiting our choices.
  • Ensure that veterans and active duty military who are not registered with a political party cannot be excluded from voting in our primary elections.
  • Prevent party bosses from closing our primary elections even further.
  • Save the state the three million dollars it would cost to go back to the old, flawed voting system, keeping that money for our PFDs, schools, roads, and cops.
  • Empower third parties and disrupt the two party system.
  • Honors the majority of Alaskans who chose to vote for candidates of different parties when given the chance.

Alaska’s open primaries let Alaskans pick the best candidate, not political parties.

"More than half of voters in the 2022 midterm primaries split their tickets between candidates from across the political spectrum"

Alaska Beacon, 04/03/2024

Alaska 2024 Statewide Elections Timeline

General Election

October 6
Voter Registration Deadline
October 21
Early and special needs voting begins
October 26
Last day to request an absentee ballot
November 5
General Election
November 20
Deadline for ballots that were postmarked by Election Day to be received; ranked choice voting results will be available after the ballots are processed.
Learn more about Alaska's election system

Alaska's Open Elections are at risk

Voting No On 2 is how we protect our Open Primary and Open Elections in Alaska

Do you have questions about how to vote No on 2 in Alaska’s upcoming elections on November 5th?

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Vote in person

Early in-person voting will be available starting on October 21 – see here for a list of locations, dates, and hours

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Tuesday, November 5 2024

Alaska’s Official Election Pamphlet

Sample ballots available here

How to use Ranked Choice Voting/RCV

Alaska Ballot Measures: