Democracy and electionsFinding
Alaska should repeal its open top-four primary and ranked-choice general election.
Since 2022, Alaska has used a single open primary in which the top four candidates advance to a ranked-choice general election. A repeal would return to party primaries and single-choice general elections.
Dave Bronson
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