Left-of-center candidates are leading in most Anchorage Assembly races after voting ended and the initial batch of unofficial municipal election results were released tonight.
Anchorage Assembly candidates Anna Brawley, Zac Johnson, Karen Bronga and Felix Rivera chat over lunch at the Lucky Wishbone on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, an Election Day tradition started by the late state Sen. Johnny Ellis. Also at the table were Assembly candidates George Martinez and Chris Constant.
Left-of-center candidates are leading in six out of seven Anchorage Assembly races after voting ended and theof the turnout in. Tens of thousands more ballots will still be counted in the coming days. However, three left-of-center candidates have leads of 20 or more points: Incumbent Chris Constant in District 1, North Anchorage, had two opponents who did not mount strong campaigns. Constant has captured 65% of the vote so far. And in one of two District 5 East Anchorage races, Karen Bronga leads conservative Leigh Sloan 60% to 40%. In District 2, which covers Eagle River, Chugiak and Eklutna, conservative Scott Myers leads Jim Arlington 57% to 43%.
And in District 6 covering South Anchorage, Girdwood and Turnagain Arm, Zac Johnson leads conservative Rachel Ries 54%
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Anchorage Assembly, school board incumbents hold early leads in municipal electionIncumbents in Anchorage Assembly and school board races hold early leads after the first round of municipal election results were released on Tuesday night.
Weiterlesen »
Election Day in AnchorageThe 2023 city election Tuesday will decide a number of seats for Anchorage Assembly and Anchorage School Board, as well as several propositions.
Weiterlesen »
Incumbents hold wide leads in Anchorage School Board racesDave Donley is fending off a challenge by a large margin from Irene Boll, while Andy Holleman has a wide lead against challenger Mark Anthony Cox.
Weiterlesen »
Campaign sign vandalism on the rise amid Anchorage electionIt hasn’t been confirmed that the vandalism is an organized effort, but one group organizer said there seems to be a pattern of the same candidate signs being vandalized over and over again.
Weiterlesen »
Turnout low ahead of high-stakes Anchorage municipal election on TuesdayAnchorage voters will elect seven of 12 Assembly members, two school board members and decide fourteen ballot propositions, including a school bond.
Weiterlesen »
Anchorage school board votes to take over district charter schoolIn a 6-1 vote, school board members voted in favor of dissolving the school’s charter.
Weiterlesen »