Alaskans vote in support of ranked-choice voting for third timeDemocracy Docket reports that Alaska voters rejected a ballot measure to repeal the state's ranked-choice voting and open primary systems for a second time, with 53.5% opposing the repeal as of the Sunday before the article. President Trump and Attorney General Todd Blanche claimed the system enabled a Democratic scheme to confuse voters in the Senate race, while FairVote's Meredith Sumpter said ranked-choice voting "is here to stay," and Mary Peltola is forecast to win the race against Sen. Dan Sullivan.