Who is on the ballot in Alaska on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Alaska Division of Elections candidate list, checked October 14, 2026.
This page lists every candidate on the Alaska Division of Elections's list for U.S. Senate, governor, Congress and the legislature: 132 candidates in 53 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name. Candidates the list marks as write-in are not shown.
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U.S. Senator
- Gerald L. Heikes (Registered Republican)
- Mary Peltola (Registered Democrat)
- Dan S. Sullivan (Registered Republican)
- Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. (Registered Republican)
Statewide offices
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- Dave Bronson and Josh Church (Registered Republican)
- Jonathan S. “JKT” Kreiss-Tomkins and Zac Johnson (Registered Democrat / Nonpartisan)
- Treg Taylor and Candi English (Registered Republican)
- Bernadette M. Wilson and Michael K. Shower (Registered Republican)
U.S. House of Representatives
The whole of Alaska votes for this seat.
U.S. Representative
- Nick Begich (Registered Republican)
- Eric Hafner (Registered Democrat)
- Bill Hill (Nonpartisan)
- James C. “Jim” McDermott (Registered Libertarian)
Alaska State Senate
The list has candidates in 10 State Senate districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
State Senator, District A
- Bert K. Stedman (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District C
- Carrie L. Harris (Registered Republican)
- Heath Smith (Registered Republican)
- Louise B. Stutes (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District E
- Cathy Giessel (Registered Republican)
- Gretchen W. Stoddard (Registered Republican)
- Jason “Jace” White (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District G
- Nicholas Danger (Nonpartisan)
- Elvi Gray-Jackson (Registered Democrat)
State Senator, District I
- Löki Gale Tobin (Registered Democrat)
State Senator, District K
- Bill Wielechowski (Registered Democrat)
State Senator, District M
- Ryan Berry (Registered Republican)
- Patricia R. Chesbro (Registered Democrat)
- Cathy L. Tilton (Registered Republican)
- Zane Vrvilo (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District O
- Peter Bauer (Registered Democrat)
- George Rauscher (Registered Republican)
- Ryan W. Sheldon (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District Q
- William Hunt (Registered Democrat)
- Frank Tomaszewski (Registered Republican)
State Senator, District S
- Darren Morgan Deacon (Registered Republican)
- Bryce Edgmon (Undeclared)
- Wassilie P. “WG” Guy (Registered Democrat)
- Richard “Rick” Robb (Nonpartisan)
Alaska House of Representatives
The list has candidates in 40 districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
State Representative, District 1
- Jeremy T. Bynum (Registered Republican)
- Grant EchoHawk (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 2
- Alston C. Evans (Undeclared)
- Rebecca Himschoot (Nonpartisan)
- Kenny “Kenny Karl” Skaflestad (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 3
- Annette Kreitzer (Registered Republican)
- Andrea “Andi” Story (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 4
- Sara Hannan (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 5
- Sheldon R.J. Prout (Registered Republican)
- Kathy C. Simpler (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 6
- Brent Johnson (Nonpartisan)
- Sarah L. Vance (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 7
- Justin M. Ruffridge (Registered Republican)
- Kate Veh (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 8
- William H. “Bill” Elam (Registered Republican)
- Frank Quinn (Nonpartisan)
- Nissa Savage (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 9
- John C. Boyle (Registered Republican)
- Ky Holland (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 10
- Charles M. “Chuck” Kopp (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 11
- Julie Coulombe (Registered Republican)
- Danni M. Hall (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 12
- Jieun C. “Jini” McDonald (Registered Republican)
- Calvin R. Schrage (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 13
- Lisa M. Keller (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 14
- Alyse S. Galvin (Nonpartisan)
- Russell O. Wyatt (Undeclared)
State Representative, District 15
- Mia Costello (Registered Republican)
- Denny Wells (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 16
- Carolyn Hall (Registered Democrat)
- Phil Isley (Undeclared)
- Liz Vazquez (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 17
- Daniel L. Bradley (Registered Republican)
- William Z. “Zack” Fields (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 18
- Cliff Groh (Registered Democrat)
- Dan Sager (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 19
- Genevieve G. Mina (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 20
- Paul A. Bauer Jr. (Nonpartisan)
- Andrew T. Gray (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 21
- Donna Mears (Registered Democrat)
- Aimeé Sims (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 22
- Ted J. Eischeid (Registered Democrat)
- Jose Roel A. Tagle (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 23
- Jamie Allard (Registered Republican)
- Jim Arlington (Registered Democrat)
- Lee E. Hammermeister (Registered Democrat)
- Ruby Jones (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 24
- Ken McCarty (Registered Republican)
- Gina T. Wall (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 25
- Michael Bowles (Registered Republican)
- DeLena M. Johnson (Registered Republican)
- Steven L. Merritt (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 26
- Steve J. St. Clair (Registered Republican)
- Jeanne Troshynski (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 27
- David Eastman (Registered Republican)
- Jubilee L. Underwood (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 28
- Kathleen M. “Kit” Kennedy (Registered Democrat)
- Elexie B. Moore (Registered Republican)
- Stephen Wright (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 29
- Jessica I. Kusner-Kalarchik (Nonpartisan)
- Steve Menard (Registered Republican)
- Gerald “Garret” Nelson (Registered Republican)
- Kimberly Slone (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 30
- Sandra D. Loomis (Registered Democrat)
- Doug Massie (Registered Republican)
- Kevin J. McCabe (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 31
- Maxine L. Dibert (Registered Democrat)
- Aimée Moore (Registered Republican)
- Jonathan Powell-Mark (Registered Libertarian)
State Representative, District 32
- Will Stapp (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 33
- Barbara Haney (Registered Republican)
- Pepper McFarland (Undeclared)
- Glenn M. “Mike” Prax (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 34
- Joy E. “Joy Beth” Cottle (Nonpartisan)
- Harmony Tomaszewski (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 35
- Ashley E. Carrick (Registered Democrat)
- Jeffrey L. “Jeff” Rentzel (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 36
- Crystal Jones (Nonpartisan)
- Rebecca A. Schwanke (Registered Republican)
State Representative, District 37
- Mark Smith (Nonpartisan)
- Evelynn M. Trefon (Registered Democrat)
- Brenda L. Wilson (Registered Republican)
- Cade J. Woods (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 38
- Joseph R. Amik (Nonpartisan)
- Nellie “Unangiq” Jimmie (Registered Democrat)
- WIlly Keppel (Registered Republican)
- CJ McCormick (Registered Democrat)
State Representative, District 39
- Neal W. “Quannaq” Foster (Registered Democrat)
- Tyler Ivanoff (Nonpartisan)
- Reynold D. “Papa Joe” Okitkun (Nonpartisan)
State Representative, District 40
- Saima Chase (Registered Democrat)
- Robyn Niayuq Burke Frier (Registered Democrat)
Judges, county offices and local questions
These are not listed on this page: judges, county and local offices, and ballot questions. The Alaska Division of Elections's full candidate list has every office it covers. Your full sample ballot, with every contest and question you will see, comes from your county or local election office: find yours.
How this list is made
- The source is "2026 General Election Candidate List", the list of the Alaska Division of Elections for the November 3, 2026 general election (the list's date: Page updated September 25, 2026 at 8:16 am), read on October 14, 2026.
- Only candidates on the November ballot are shown. Left out: 4 write-in candidates.
- Names and parties are the list's own. Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The Alaska Division of Elections's own list is the final word.
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