Unofficial 2024 State and Federal Elections; Results as of 2:32 p.m. 11/8/2024
Precincts Reported: 401 of 403 (99.50%)
Voters Cast: 257,648 of 611,078 (42.16%)
NOTE: Ranked Choice Voting results will not be available until 15 days after the election (November 20, 2024) once all eligible ballots are reviewed and counted. In accordance with Alaska law, all general elections will be conducted by Ranked Choice Voting (RCV). RCV allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference. Only the top four candidates who received the greatest number of votes for any office in the primary will appear on the general election ballot. There will still be a space for write-in candidates except for Presidential races. For a candidate to win, they must receive a majority (50% + 1) of total votes cast. If no candidate receives a majority of 1st choice votes in the 1st round of counting, more rounds of counting continue until a candidate reaches a majority.
Federal Elections
U.S. President – 399/403 Precincts Reporting (99.50%)
Donald Trump (R) – 141,883 (55.50%)
Kamala Harris (D) – 103, 357 (40.43%)
Robert F. Kennedy (Petition Nominee) – 4,348 (1.70%)
Chase Oliver (Libertarian) – 2,268 (0.89%)
Peter Sonski (American Solidarity Part) – 506
Jill Stein (Petition Nominee) – 1,678
Randall Terry (Constitution Party) – 680
Cornel West (Aurora Party) – 913
U.S. House – Alaska – 401/403 Precincts Reporting (99.50%)
Nick Begich (R) – 125,222 (49.45%)
Mary Peltola (D-Incumbent) – 115,089 (45.45%)
John Wayne Howe (I) – 9,880 (3.90%)
Eric Hafner (D) – 2,492 (0.98% )
Ballot Measures
Ballot Measure 1: – 400/402 Precincts Reporting (99.50%)
An initiative to increase Alaska’s minimum wage, provide workers with paid sick leave, and protect workers from practices that violate their constitutional rights.
Yes -138,009 (56.62%)
No – 105,740 (43.38%)
Ballot Measure 2: – 400/402 Precincts Reporting (99.50%)
An Act to get rid of the Open Primary System and Ranked-Choice General Election.
Yes – 125,610 (50.84%)
No – 121,473 (49.16%)
State Elections
State Senate District D – 17/17 Precincts Reporting
Jesse Bjorkman (R-Incumbent) – 7,218 (47.83%)
Ben Carpenter (R) – 6,209 (41.14%)
Tina Wegener (D) – 1,626 (10.79%)
State House District 6 – 9/9 Precincts Reporting
Sarah Vance (R-Incumbent) – 4,305 (47.69%)
Brent Johnson (Non-Partisan) – 3,868 (42.85%)
Dawson Slaughter – 836 (9.26%)
State House District 7 – 6/6 Precincts Reporting
Justin Ruffridge (R-Incumbent) – 3,915 (59.36%)
Ron Gillham (R) – 2,619 (39.71%)
State House District 8 – 11/11 Precincts Reporting
Bill Elam (R) – 3,720 (51.26%)
John Hillyer (R) – 3,435 (47.33%)
Further election results can be found here on the Divison of Elections website.
