Alaska voters stick with ranked-choice voting, again
Alaska voters kept ranked-choice voting for a second straight election, rejecting a Trump-backed ballot measure to end it, while Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins won the governor's race with Lisa Murkowski's endorsement, per the Associated Press. Criticism from Trump and Republicans intensified after a second Dan Sullivan ran against the senator, and Trump called the system "disastrous, and very fraudulent."
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