Alaska Native elected to Congress
Joaqlin Estus ICT Democrat Mary Peltola, Yup’ik, has been elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, making history as the first Alaska Native elected to Congress. She is also the first woman to hold Alaska’s only U.S. House seat. It was a special…
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Will the Native vote count in Alaska?
ICT Alaska is trying out a new voting system. While it’s relatively untested, early indications are that it can be difficult to use ranked choice voting to its greatest effect. The system is used in only one other state, Maine, but has been used in…
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Redistricting: Removing Native voices
Carina Dominguez, Joaqlin Estus, Chris Aadland, and Mark Trahant Indian Country Today Heading into an election year another census shows an increasingly diverse population and many experts are following redistricting closely, saying diversity is not…
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Alaska overhauls elections
In November, Alaskans voted by a narrow margin to overhaul their election process. How might it help or hamper the state’s senior U.S. Senator, Republican Lisa Murkowski, who is up for reelection in 2022? Greg Razo, Yup’ik, was a sponsor of the voter…
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