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The election was held in Two Rivers on Tuesday, November 21.
On the ballot was the dissolution of the Two Rivers Fire Service Area, which was voted into place in November 2022, in an election that caused contention in the community.
Local non-profit organization Pleasant Valley/Two Rivers Fire Association has been working to prepare the community for its implementation.
Election day is scheduled for Tuesday, November 21 at the Two Rivers Community Center, with polls open between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Two times a year, communities around the Fairbanks North Star Borough, can vote to decide what services they’ll receive.
The language of the ordinance argues that synchronizing local with state and national elections would make voting more convenient.
Despite the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly and School Board officially being non-partisan bodies, each of the two major parties had encouraged their voters to support certain candidates.
While candidate percentages of the vote shifted, no results were changed from Election Day as a result of the added ballots.
Up to 1,139 absentee ballots could be received by the borough, and 584 questioned ballots are being processed.
The polls opened at 7:00 a.m. on Election Day, closing at 8:00 p.m.
Extended Forecast
All candidates for borough assembly and Fairbanks City Council indicated they would vote in favor of both propositions.
Learn how to find your polling location, what you need to bring with you to vote and what should be on your ballot.
Maple and Matheson appear on the ballot for the October 3 municipal election.
Doran and Humphrey will appear on the ballot in the municipal elections on October 3.
Burgess and Smith appear on the ballot for all borough residents in the Municipal Elections on October 3.
The 2023 Interior Alaska Municipal Election is Tuesday, October 3.
Glab, Williams and Terch appear on the municipal ballot for North Pole residents.
Kun and Ringstad will both appear on the ballot for City of Fairbanks residents in the Municipal Election on October 3.
MacDonald and Marney will appear on the ballot for City of Fairbanks residents in the Municipal Election on October 3.
Crass and Gibson will appear on the ballot in the municipal election on October 3.
Both Cash and LaJiness will appear on the municipal election ballot on October 3.
Reeves-Ramos and Wilson will appear on the ballot in the municipal elections on October 3.
As of Monday, September 18, residents can cast their ballots at Shopper’s Forum in Fairbanks.
Questions from the Fairbanks Chamber mostly focused on economic issues.
The event was moderated by State Representative Will Stapp and was open to the public.
As of July 17, residents can apply to run for office in the upcoming October 3, municipal elections.
Ridley was elected to continue serving as Chief and Chairman of TCC, which he has held since March 2022.
Fenumiai oversaw elections during the COVID-19 pandemic and the transformation of the state’s voting system to involve a top-four open primary and ranked-choice voting.
The governor took the oath of office, swearing to uphold the constitution of the United States and the State of Alaska.
As of Tuesday, November 15, residents voted slightly more than 70 percent against the convention, with just under 30 percent voting in favor.
Mail-in ballots have, so far, seen a rejection rate of 1.1% this election.
An insight on how long voters will have to wait to see some final election results
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Republican Nick Begich III, Libertarian Chris Bye, Republican former Gov. Sarah Palin and current Congresswoman Mary Peltola, a Democrat, all debated Alaska's top priorities.
In January, the Alaska Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Ballot Measure 2, also referred to as “ranked choice voting”, which was voted into law in 2020.
Going into the absentee and questioned ballot count on Tuesday, October 11, two races in particular were too close to call.
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Candidates outlined their visions for the direction of the school board.
Two important ballot measures regarding the Fairbanks North Star Borough will be included in the Municipal Elections
Clack and Jacobson will appear on the ballot for North Pole residents in the municipal elections on October 4.
Pruhs and Therrien will appear on the ballot for Fairbanks residents in the municipal elections on October 4.
Gibson and Tidwell will be on the ballot for Fairbanks residents in the municipal elections on October 4.
Croteau, MacDonald and Sprinkle will appear on the ballot in the municipal elections on October 4.
On November 8, Alaska will elect a Governor and a U.S. Representative.