And: Judge precludes Alaskans from suing over delays in federal food assistance
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For 17 Alaska governor candidates, primary election success may rely on name ID and hard work →

The slate of gubernatorial candidates includes three independents, three Democrats, and 11 Republicans. This is only the second time that Alaskans will use the current open primary system that was adopted by ballot measure in 2020 to elect a governor.


See also: Bill Walker proposes ending the PFD — but not before a $10K payout per eligible Alaskan

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U.S. Senate and House races set, with over 30 candidates and battle of the Dan Sullivans →

The stage is set in Alaska's U.S. Senate and House races for key showdowns to emerge from the sprawling fields of candidates.

Of Alaska’s 50 legislative races, here are a few to keep a close eye on →

Between last-minute filings, the return of former lawmakers and challenges to the current power structure, here’s a look at some of the most competitive and influential races in the Alaska Legislature for 2026.


See also: Here are the 6 Alaska legislators running unopposed this year

‘You’d be crying at the pump’: This Alaska village’s gas was $8.44 — before the Iran war →

Gas and heating fuel prices in rural Alaska were already high. An impending spike from the Iran war could “wipe out” communities. (via Northern Journal)

U.S. judge precludes Alaskans from suing over delays in federal food assistance →

An attorney for the plaintiffs said public assistance recipients are increasingly barred from turning to the courts to have their rights enforced.

Trump administration denies Alaska’s request for larger cost share of Halong disaster recovery →

Alaska legislators budgeted for the denial and to cover additional state costs next year, though the total cost of the Western Alaska storm damage is still unknown. (via Alaska Beacon)

In other political news

House passes bill cutting food aid for pregnant women, children →

Spike in border wall spending goes mostly to 2 firms with ties to the Republican Party and White House→

Senate passes $70B immigration enforcement bill without limits on Trump settlement fund →

Kennedy Center moves to erase Trump’s name after judge rules it was illegally added →

Putin rejects Zelenskyy’s offer to meet, saying he sees ‘no point’ in it →

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