Alaska · Ballot measure
Ballot Measure 2 (24ESEG): Party primaries, ranked-choice voting, and campaign finance rules
On the ballot: November 3, 2026 Initiated state statute
Heads up: A YES vote repeals Alaska’s open top-four primary and ranked-choice general elections, and repeals campaign finance limits and disclosure rules adopted by voters in 2020.
A YES vote means
Alaska’s open top-four primary and ranked-choice general elections would end, and party primaries with single-choice general elections would return. Certain campaign finance limits and disclosure rules adopted by voters in 2020 would be repealed.
A NO vote means
The open top-four primary, ranked-choice general elections, and the 2020 campaign finance and disclosure rules would stay in place.
Who supports it
- Repeal Now
Who opposes it
- Alaskans for Better Elections
From official campaign filings and public endorsements, each linked on the full page (checked October 30, 2026). Not complete; not an endorsement.