Question 1

Who should I vote for in Alaska in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Vote for the candidate with the strongest record. This page scores 3 Alaska races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and statewide office on the Ballot Standard, 15 qualities of character, qualifications and performance from public records and established reporting, and names the candidate who scores highest in each. Evidence checked October 9, 2026.

Question 2

Who should I vote for in Alaska Senate?

Accepted Answer

Dan Sullivan has the strongest record in the Alaska U.S. Senate race. Dan Sullivan scores 62 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Mary Peltola at 60 and Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. at 56, as of October 6, 2026. Dan Sullivan's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Mary Peltola's highest marks are relevant experience and courage. Gerald Heikes (2 of 15 criteria), Sid Hill (1 of 15 criteria) and Heather McElwain (3 of 15 criteria) have too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 3

Who should I vote for in Alaska Governor / Lieutenant Governor?

Accepted Answer

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins has the strongest record in the Alaska governor / lieutenant governor race. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins scores 69 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Treg Taylor at 59 and Dave Bronson at 55, as of October 6, 2026. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Treg Taylor's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. James Parkin (3 of 15 criteria) and Bernadette Wilson (6 of 15 criteria) have too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 4

Who should I vote for in AK-AL?

Accepted Answer

Nick Begich has the strongest record in Alaska's At-Large Congressional District. Nick Begich scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Bill Hill at 63, as of October 6, 2026. Nick Begich's highest marks are showing up and relevant experience. Bill Hill's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Eric Hafner (4 of 15 criteria) and Jim McDermott (5 of 15 criteria) have too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Who should I vote for in Alaska?

U.S. Senate, Alaska

Governor / Lieutenant Governor of Alaska

U.S. House, Alaska At-Large Congressional District