Republican Nick Begich moves closer to Alaska U.S. House victory
Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich III moved closer to defeating Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola after 46,000 additional Alaska ballots were counted by Wednesday. Begich was ahead by 10,133 votes before Tuesday’s ballot count. He now leads by 9,435 votes, or just over 3%.
The single congressional seat in Alaska is yet to be called the November 5 election. At stake is the seat now held by ...
Republican Nick Begich has ousted incumbent Democrat Rep. Mary Peltola to win Alaska’s lone House seat, Decision Desk HQ ...
In a major victory for the Republican Party, pro-life candidate Nick Begich has flipped Alaskas at-large U.S. House seat, ...
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Washington — More than a week after Election Day 2024, the results in a handful of races for the U.S. House of ...
Nick Begich III maintains a roughly 3-point lead over Congresswoman Mary Peltola. State House Rep. Cliff Groh leads by just ...
While Republicans will control both chambers, with eight House races and one Senate race still uncalled, it remains to be ...
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Nicholas Begich projected to win Alaska US House-at-large raceThe top four candidates on the general election ballot included a Democrat serving a 20-year prison sentence in New York.
Alaska Rep. Mary Peltola was one of 325 U.S. House members to vote in favor of the Social Security Fairness Act.
Nick Begich III now has 49% of first-place votes to U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola’s 46%, while Ballot Measure 2 is passing by a margin of 1 percentage point.
There are still eight uncalled House races that will determine the size of the GOP majority in Congress after President-elect ...
Four states — Oregon, Colorado, Idaho and Nevada — resoundingly rejected ranked-choice voting initiatives. Alaska is still awaiting a final verdict on whether it will keep or repeal its own ...
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