Twenty-four races for federal and state office in Alaska remain uncalled more than a week after Election Day, including the closely watched U.S. Senate contest, as votes from across the expansive state trickle in. Roughly 84 percent of the expected vote has been reported statewide, according to The Hill’s election desk partner Decision Desk HQ...
Twenty-four races for federal and state office in Alaska remain uncalled more than a week after Election Day, including the closely watched U.S. Senate contest, as votes from across the expansive state trickle in. Roughly 84 percent of the expected vote has been reported statewide, according to The Hill’s election desk partner Decision Desk HQ...
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