Republicans rage against ranked choice voting after Alaska election
2022 Elections,Ranked-Choice Voting,2022 Alaska Senate Election,Republican Party,Politics,Tom Cotton,Sarah Palin,Mary Peltola
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Republicans are fuming about ranked choice and jungle primary voting systems after Democrat Mary Peltola won a special House election in Alaska over former Gov. Sarah Palin (R) and Republican Nick Begich.
The race in The Last Frontier was the first federal test of the state’s unusual voting system that is gaining influence across the country.
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