Top-Four Might Still Pass in Alaska; Over Half of All Ballots Haven’t Been Counted Yet

This story explains that over half of all Alaska ballots still haven’t been counted. The uncounted ballots are the postal ballots. Therefore, it is too early to know if the top-four initiative passed or not.

Currently top-four has 81,048 in support, and 105,161 against.


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Top-Four Might Still Pass in Alaska; Over Half of All Ballots Haven’t Been Counted Yet — 11 Comments

  1. You are correct. But for Governor, US Senate, and US House, there are generally more than 4 candidates in a primary. In 2018 there were seven Republicans running for Governor in the Republican primary.

  2. from a danish point of view, the fact that you start counting postal votes one week after the election is very esotic. In Denmark, postal votes are actually the first thing you count, they are ready at the polling station on election day and postal votes must be cast 3 days before the election.

  3. Ranked choice voting would dispense will all the “top-two” “top-four” or whatever nonsense to fix the primary system, but apparently it’s too esoteric for most voters, unless you’re a farmer or fisherman from Maine.

  4. No single-winner election districts will bring the correct unifying phenomena in politics except pure proportional representation (PPR). The United Coalition USA has been using it since April and PPR works fine.

    The new PPR Caucus is wishing everyone Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

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