Alaska’s voting has wrapped up with all eyes on first-term Representative Nick Begich, a Republican. He aims to retain his congressional seat as the election season progresses toward November.
In the primary race, Independent candidate Bill Hill has taken the lead among challengers for the state’s at-large position. Meanwhile, Democrat Matt Schultz, widely known as an Anchorage pastor, initially led in the polls against Hill. However, according to local reports, Schultz has since exited the race and thrown his support behind the Independent candidate.
On Tuesday, the primary election determined which top four candidates will move forward to the general election. This process does not depend on political affiliation, ensuring a diverse choice in the later stages.
Polling stations closed at 12 a.m. EDT on Wednesday. For up-to-date results, refer to Decision Desk HQ.
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