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Alaska Supreme Court Affirms State’s Election Ballot Measure Language, with One Change
The justices kept most of the ballot summary intact but required a new explanation that governor and lieutenant governor candidates would run separately.
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Alaska Supreme Court affirms state’s election ballot measure language, with one change
The decision largely upholds a lower court’s ruling on the Alaska Division of Elections’ language for Ballot Measure 2, which would overhaul the state elections system.
·Anchorage, United States
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Court orders one change to Alaska ballot measure aimed at ending ranked-choice voting
The high court’s only change was to order the state to include wording explaining that a successful repeal of ranked-choice voting would result in candidates for governor and lieutenant governor running separately, as they have in the past.
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