Alaska Election Results 2026: Mail ballots count through Nov 13

To register to vote in Alaska you must be a U.S. citizen (naturalized citizens are eligible; noncitizen U.S. nationals are not), an Alaska resident, and 18 years of age or will be 18 on election day. To vote you must have been a resident of the state and of the election district for at least 30 days before the election. You must not be a convicted felon involving moral turpitude unless your voting rights have been restored, and you must not be registered to vote in another state. Registration is online at voterregistration.alaska.gov, by paper form, or through a Division of Elections office; the Division's page does not describe a separate pre-registration age.

In Alaska a person convicted of a felony involving moral turpitude loses the right to vote while serving the sentence, including probation or parole for that crime, and is not eligible to register during that time. The Division of Elections removes such voters from the rolls. After the person has been unconditionally discharged from supervision by the Department of Corrections, they may register to vote again upon proof of unconditional discharge. The Division publishes a list of the felonies that Alaska law treats as involving moral turpitude; a felony not on that list does not take away the right to vote.