The Anchorage Day by day Information invited the candidates for statewide workplace — U.S. Senate, U.S. Home and governor — to provide their views on key points and to debate their priorities if elected forward of the Aug. 16 major and particular U.S. Home election and the Nov. 8 normal election. Most of the questions got here from readers.

Beneath are the candidates, sorted by race.

Alaska voters will obtain one poll for the Aug. 16 elections, and might want to full each side:

• Aspect 1: Major races for U.S. Home, U.S. Senate, governor and legislative seats. Voters ought to choose one most well-liked candidate in every major race. The highest 4 vote-getters in every race will then advance to the November normal election.

• Aspect 2: The particular ranked alternative election that determines who will serve out the remainder of the late U.S. Rep. Don Younger’s time period. The candidates are Nick Begich III, Sarah Palin and Mary Peltola. Voters ought to rank these candidates so as of choice.

[Early voting begins in Alaska cities ahead of Aug. 16 election]

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CANDIDATES

D = Democrat; R = Republican; L = Libertarian; AIP = Alaskan Independence Occasion; NP = Nonpartisan; NA = Non-affiliated; U = Undeclared

* incumbent

U.S. Senate – major

(Voters choose one candidate)

Edgar Blatchford (D) – Didn’t reply

Patricia Chesbro (D)

David Darden (U)

Dustin Darden (AIP)

Shoshana Gungurstein (NP)

Sidney “Sid” Hill (NP) – Didn’t reply

Jeremy Keller (NP)

Buzz Kelley (R) – Didn’t reply

Huhnkie Lee (U)

Samuel A. “Al” Merrill (R)

Lisa Murkowski (R)*

Pat Nolin (R)

John Schiess (R) – Didn’t reply

Kendall Shorkey (R)

Karl Speights (R) – Didn’t reply

Joe Stephens (AIP)

Ivan Taylor (D) – Didn’t reply

Sean Thorne (L)

Kelly Tshibaka (R)

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U.S. Home – particular election

(Voters rank candidates so as of choice)

Nick Begich III (R)

Sarah Palin (R) – Didn’t reply

Mary Peltola (D)

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U.S. Home – major

(Voters choose one candidate; prime 4 advance to November election)

Jay Armstrong (R)

Nick Begich III (R)

Gregg Brelsford (U)

Chris Bye (L)

Woman Donna Dutchess (NP)

Ted Heintz (NP) – Didn’t reply

David Hughes (U) – Didn’t reply

Davis LeBlanc (U) – Didn’t reply

Robert “Bob” Lyons (R) – Didn’t reply

Sherry Mettler (U) – Didn’t reply

J.R. Myers (L)

Robert Ornelas (American Indep. Occasion) – Didn’t reply

Sarah Palin (R) – Didn’t reply

Silvio Pellegrini (U) – Didn’t reply

Mary Peltola (D)

Andrew Phelps (NP) – Didn’t reply

Randy Purham (R)

Brad Snowden (R) – Didn’t reply

Sherry Strizak (U)

Tara Sweeney (R)

Denise Williams (R) – Didn’t reply

Tremayne Wilson (NP) – Didn’t reply

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Governor – major

(Voters choose one candidate)

Mike Dunleavy (R)* – Didn’t reply

Les Gara (D)

David Haeg (R) – Didn’t reply

John Wayne Howe (AIP)

Christopher Kurka (R)

William Nemec (U) – Didn’t reply

Charlie Pierce (R) – Didn’t reply

William “Billy” Toien (L) – Didn’t reply

Bruce Walden (R) – Didn’t reply

Invoice Walker (NP)

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If in case you have questions or issues, please attain out to Editor David Hulen at dhulen@adn.com

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