Alaska Election Data Reveal: Key Insights from the Latest Cast Vote Record Release
Analyze the latest Alaska ballot data as 74% of votes are counted. Discover how the cast vote record is shaping the understanding of statewide election results.
POLICY WIRE — Anchorage, Alaska — The Alaska Division of Elections published a comprehensive ‘cast vote record’ early Wednesday morning, providing a deep dive into the state’s ongoing electoral landscape.
This significant data release covers approximately 204,000 ballots that have been processed thus far in the 2026 general election cycle.
Currently, an estimated 74% of all ballots in Alaska’s statewide races have been accounted for by officials.
The data indicates that 400 out of 401 Senate precincts have reported their results, representing a 99.75% completion rate for those specific areas.
Beyond simply listing first-choice selections, the state has provided this anonymized digital record to allow for more granular analysis of voter behavior.
The public and researchers can now access detailed voter registration statistics categorized by age, party affiliation, and specific precincts.
The available reports also include voter history, statistics on absentee, early, and questioned ballots, as well as data regarding automatic voter registration and list maintenance.
This latest analysis builds upon previous research conducted by Data for Progress, which has tracked the state’s 2024 legislative priorities and the 2025 legislative sessions.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)