Alaskan Race Won by One Vote
12/1: Republican Bart LeBon defeated Democrat Kathryn Dodge by one vote in an Alaskan state house race.
One Vote Makes the Difference in Alaska
11/30: Alaska's House District 1 was determined by one vote in the 2018 midterm elections.
Alaskan Voter Fraud Charges Still Unresolved
10/2: Alaska Division of Elections has yet to announce findings after starting a voter fraud investigation a month ago.
Felon on Alaskan Voter Rolls
9/7: The Alaska Division of Elections said it is investigating how a felon was found on an active voter roll.
Alaska Certifies Election Despite Fraud Concerns
9/4: East Anchorage has certified its election results, even though voter fraud concerns still plague the Republican primary.
Close Primary Plagued by Low Turnout in Alaska
9/3: Turnout in the Alaska primary elections was so low that one race might be determined by less than 100 votes.
Alaska Primary Questioned After Ballot Discrepancies
9/1: A close race in Alaska is being questioned when 17 ballots were found to be registered to a single mobile home.
Alaska Looks Into Voter Fraud Allegations
8/27: Alaskan state attorney Margaret Paton-Walsh said there were irregularities in the state's election that need to be investigated.
Alaska Investigates Massive Voter Information Discrepancies
8/14: The state's Division of Elections changed thousands of voter's addresses without the input or knowledge of voters.
Attorney General Warns: Not Enough Federal Oversight of November Election
Attorney General Loretta Lynch and top Justice Department political appointees are warning that the upcoming federal election will not have enough federal oversight of state election officials.