STATE OF ALASKA

GENERAL ELECTION

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2004

MEDIA PACKET

WE UNITE AS ALASKANS AT THE POLLS DIVISION OF ELECTIONS

www.elections.state.ak.us GENERAL ELECTION 2004 MEDIA PACKET

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 1 Introduction Election Contact Information What’s on the Ballot House and Senate District Designations Sample Statewide Summary of Election Night Returns Election Results Flow Chart Section 2 Election Calendar and Basic Election Information Election Calendar Your Vote Counts Section 3 Registered Voters 2004 Number of Registered Voters by Party within District and Precinct Number of Registered Voters by Region Number of Registered Voters by Age and by Party

Section 4 Voter Turnout 2004 Primary Election Results Primary Election Voter Turnout since Statehood General Election Turnout since Statehood

Section 5 Counting, Recounting and Certification of Election Results Optical Scan and Hand Count Precincts Accu-vote Ballot Counting System Testing and Security Absentee and Questioned Voting: Ballots and Counting Recount Statutes Election Recount History Section 6 Write-In Candidates Write-In Candidates on General Election Ballot

www.elections.state.ak.us Director’s Office Regional Offices PO Box 110017 Anchorage 907.522.8683 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0017 Fairbanks 907.451.2835 907.465.4611 907.465.3203 FAX Juneau 907.465.3021 [email protected] Nome 907.443.5285 STATE OF ALASKA Division of Elections Office of the Lieutenant Governor

October 2004

Dear Media Representative:

I am pleased to provide you with the Division of Elections’ 2004 General Election Media Kit, and hope you find it helpful as you cover the election.

Information in the first section of the kit explains what's on the ballot and race-by-race candidate information.

In sections that follow we include summaries of registered voters by party, voter turnout statistics, and ballot counting methods.

We're also including an explanation of absentee and questioned voting and counting schedules for those ballots.

The election calendar we're again calling “Hot Dates,” and we've placed it near the front so that you will easily locate the statutory deadlines related to the election.

We'd like you to note, too, that Accu-Vote, the State’s optical-scan ballot tabulation system, will be available in 283 of 439 precincts for this election. More than 90 percent of our voters use optical scan.

Remember that you may access the Division’s home page for returns on election night: www.elections.state.ak.us

Please remind voters they may call our toll-free number to locate their polling places: 1-888-383-8683. In the Anchorage area, the number is 269-8683.

All of us at the Division of Elections look forward to working with you as you cover the 2004 General Election.

Sincerely,

Laura A. Glaiser Director of Elections

www.elections.state.ak.us Section 1

Introduction

· Election Contact Information

· What’s on the Ballot

· House and Senate District Designations

· Sample Statewide Summary of Election Night Returns

· Election Results Flow Chart

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us Directory of Division of Elections, Alaska Public Offices Commission and Federal Elections Commission Locations

CONTACTS: DIVISION OF ELECTIONS

Director's Office Laura A. Glaiser, Director 240 Main Street, 4th Floor Phone: (907) 465-4611 PO Box 110017 Fax: (907) 465-3203 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0017

Region I Elections Office Pamela J. Crowe, Elections Supervisor 9109 Mendenhall Mall House Districts 1 – 5; 33 - 36 PO Box 110018 Senate Districts A – C; Q - R Juneau, Alaska 99811-0018 Phone: (907) 465-3021 Fax: (907) 465-2289

Region II Elections Office Carol Thompson, Elections Supervisor Dimond Center Tower House Districts 13 - 32 800 E. Dimond Blvd., Suite 3-580 Senate Districts G - P Anchorage, Alaska 99515-2045 Phone: (907) 522-8683 Fax: (907) 522-2341

Region III Elections Office Shelly Growden, Elections Supervisor 675 7th Ave., Suite H3 House Districts 6 - 12 Fairbanks, Alaska 99701-4594 Senate Districts C - F Phone: (907) 451-2835 Fax: (907) 451-2832

Region IV Elections Office Becka Baker, Elections Supervisor Alaska State Office Building House Districts 37 - 40 103 Front Street Senate Districts S - T PO Box 577 Phone: (907) 443-5285 Nome, Alaska 99762-0577 Fax: (907) 443-2973

CONTACTS: ALASKA PUBLIC OFFICES COMMISSION

2221 E. Northern Lights Blvd., Room 128 Brooke Miles, Director Anchorage, Alaska 99508 Phone: (907) 276-4176

240 Main Street, 2nd Floor Tammy Kempton, Regulation of Lobbying Juneau, Alaska 99811 Phone: (907) 465-4864

CONTACTS: FEDERAL ELECTIONS COMMISSION

999 E. Street NW Phone: (800) 424-9530 Washington, DC 20463 (202) 219-3420 What’s on the Ballot

2004 General Election Ballot Summary

Federal – U.S. President and U.S. Congress

U.S. President and Vice President

U.S. Senator (one Senator to be elected; 6-year term)

U.S. Representative (Alaska's one Representative to be elected; 2-year term)

State (The Alaska Legislature)

11 Senators (20-person body; Seats on Ballot: A, C, E, G, I, K, M, O, Q, T)

Special Election – Senate Seat R will appear on the ballot as Sen. Gary Stevens was appointed on 2/19/03 to fill the vacancy of Sen. Austerman; term will be for 2 years to complete the remainder of the term. AS 15.40.410

40 Representatives (40-person body; 2-year terms)

State (The Judiciary)

2004 Retention Election Candidates:

Superior Court – Judges (retention based on merit) Eight judges on ballot, voting by Judicial District; term is 6 years

District Court – Judges (retention based on merit) Two judges on ballot, voting by Judicial District; term is 4 years 2004 Ballot Measures

Alaskans will be voting on four ballot measures in the 2004 General Election.

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 1 House Joint Resolution No. 5 Signatures for Initiative and Referendum Petitions This amendment changes how to gather signatures for an initiative or referendum petition. It requires signatures from more of the voting districts in the State. It says that signers must be from at least 30 of the 40 house districts, three more than now required. It further requires signatures from each of 30 districts to be at least equal to seven percent of the voters who voted in each of these districts in the last general election. Currently only one signer from a district satisfies the requirement for district participation. The total number of statewide signatures required does not change.

SHOULD THIS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BE ADOPTED?

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 2 INITIATIVE NO. 01MRNA Initiative to Legalize Marijuana This bill would remove civil and criminal penalties under state law for persons 21 years or older who grow, use, sell or give away marijuana or hemp products. State or local government could not require a permit or license for personal cultivation or distribution of marijuana, but could regulate marijuana like alcohol or tobacco. It removes all existing state restrictions on prescription of marijuana by a doctor for all patients, including children. It allows for laws limiting marijuana use in public and to protect public safety.

SHOULD THIS INITIATIVE BECOME LAW?

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 3 INITIATIVE NO. 03BEAR Prohibiting Bear Baiting or Feeding This bill would make it illegal for a person to bait or intentionally feed a bear to hunt, photograph, or view a bear. A person could not feed a bear on purpose or use any item or substance, including food or other edible matter to entice a bear into an area, or to stay in an area. A person who violates this law would be guilty of a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to one-year imprisonment and a fine of up to $10,000. SHOULD THIS INITIATIVE BECOME LAW?

BALLOT MEASURE NO. 4 INITIATIVE NO. 03SENV Repeal Temporary Appointment of U.S. Senator This measure would repeal state law by which the Governor makes a temporary appointment of a person to fill a U.S. Senate vacancy until a special or regular election can be held. Under existing law the seat remains vacant until an appointment is made. Under the initiative the seat would remain vacant until the election is certified and the senate meets. Existing law provides that a special election will be held within 60 to 90 days to fill a vacancy unless the vacancy occurs within 60 days of the primary election for that seat. This initiative does not change that provision.

SHOULD THIS INITIATIVE BECOME LAW? House and Senate District Designations

Senate House District House District District

A 1 Ketchikan 2 Sitka/Wrangell/Petersburg

B 3 Juneau/Downtown/Douglas 4 Juneau/Mendenhall Valley

C 5 Cordova/Southeast Islands 6 Interior Villages

D 7 Farmer's Loop/Steese Hwy 8 Denali/University

E 9 City of Fairbanks 10 Fairbanks/Fort Wainwright

F 11 North Pole 12 Richardson/Glenn Hwys

G 13 Greater Palmer 14 Greater Wasilla

H 15 Rural Mat-Su 16 Chugiak/Southern Mat-Su

I 17 Eagle River 18 Military

J 19 Muldoon 20 Mt. View/Wonder Park

K 21 Baxter Bog 22 University/Airport Heights

L 23 Downtown/Rogers Park 24 Midtown/Taku

M 25 East Spenard 26 Turnagain/Inlet View

N 27 Sand Lake 28 Bayshore/Klatt

O 29 Campbell/Independence Pk 30 Lore/Abbott

P 31 Huffman/Ocean View 32 Chugach State Park

Q 33 Kenai/Soldotna 34 Rural Kenai

R 35 Homer/Seward 36 Kodiak

S 37 Bristol Bay/Aleutians 38 Bethel

T 39 Bering Straits 40 Arctic STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:16 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:1 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% US SENATE (C) C US REPRESENTATIVE (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 439 Number of Precincts 439 Precincts Reporting 439 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 2612/457825 Times Counted 79393/457825 Total Votes 2502 Total Votes 70142 KOHLHAAS, SCOTT A. LIB 373 YOUNG, DON REP 70142 SANDERS, JERRY AI 1068 SYKES, JIM GRN 788 SENATE DISTRICT A (D-C) DC DeNARDO, DANIEL AI 273 Total Number of Precincts 17 US SENATE (D-C) DC Precincts Reporting 17 Total Times Counted 1671/22236 Number of Precincts 439 Total Votes 1342 Precincts Reporting 439 LANDIS, DAVID F. DEM 1342 Times Counted 47140/457825 Total Votes 46601 SENATE DISTRICT A (R) REP WRIGHT, DON R. DEM 1080 Total OBERMEYER, THERESA N DEM 1045 Number of Precincts 17 KNOWLES, TONY DEM 40881 Precincts Reporting 17 KOHLHAAS, SCOTT A. LIB 402 Times Counted 3194/22236 SANDERS, JERRY AI 885 Total Votes 2700 SYKES, JIM GRN 2080 STEDMAN, BERT K. REP 2700 DeNARDO, DANIEL AI 228 SENATE DISTRICT C (D-C) DC US SENATE (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 64 Number of Precincts 439 Precincts Reporting 64 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 3436/21195 Times Counted 79393/457825 Total Votes 3243 Total Votes 78628 KOOKESH, ALBERT M. DEM 2287 MILLER, MIKE REP 29313 HENRICHS, ROBERT J. DEM 956 MURKOWSKI, LISA REP 45710 SHEA, WEV REP 2857 SENATE DISTRICT C (R) REP DORE, JIM REP 748 Total Number of Precincts 64 US REPRESENTATIVE (C) C Precincts Reporting 64 Total Times Counted 2761/21195 Number of Precincts 439 Total Votes 2306 Precincts Reporting 439 MORGAN, CARL M., JR. REP 2306 Times Counted 2612/457825 Total Votes 2386 SENATE DISTRICT E (D-C) DC ANDERS, ALVIN A. LIB 1325 Total FELLER, TIMOTHY A. GRN 1061 Number of Precincts 14 Precincts Reporting 14 US REPRESENTATIVE (D-C) DC Times Counted 1969/24531 Total Total Votes 1571 Number of Precincts 439 ALLEE, RITA T. DEM 1571 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 47140/457825 Total Votes 38864 SENATE DISTRICT E (R) REP Total VONDERSAAR, FRANK DEM 9025 Number of Precincts 14 ANDERS, ALVIN A. LIB 2822 Precincts Reporting 14 HIGGINS, THOMAS DEM 14109 Times Counted 3555/24531 MILES, DAE DEM 6479 Total Votes 3068 FELLER, TIMOTHY A. GRN 6429 WILKEN, GARY R. REP 3068 ELECTION RESULTS INFORMATION FLOW General Accu-Vote Accu-Vote 71 Precincts Election 2004 150 Precincts

Election Region II Central Region I Anchorage Fairbanks Juneau

Regional Regional Hand-count Hand-count Office Office 1 Precinct 18 Precincts

STATEWIDE COMPUTER Director’s Office Juneau Regional Hand-count Hand-count Regional Office 88 Precincts 45 Precincts Office

Region IV Region III

Internet Internet Results Results Accu-Vote Accu-Vote Homepage Media 10 Precincts 56 Precincts

REV 8/18/04 Section 2

Election Calendar and Basic Election Information

· Election Calendar

· Your Vote Counts

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us HOT DATES

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER (following the Primary Election, August 24, 2004)

September 1, 2004 (Wednesday)

Political parties to submit notice of Presidential Electors to the Division of Elections by this date. AS 15.30.020

September 3, 2004 (Friday)

Special Advance Ballots mailed to voters overseas for the General Election. AS 15.20.082 and 6 AAC 25.660

September 15, 2004 (Wednesday)

Last day candidates may withdraw their names from the General Election ballot. AS 15.25.110 and AS 15.25.200

September 15, 2004 (Wednesday)

Last day for recognized parties to nominate a candidate if a winning Primary Election candidate dies, withdraws, resigns or becomes disqualified by this date. AS 15.25.110

September 16, 2004 (Thursday)

The Division of Elections certified the General Election ballot for the printer.

October 2, 2004 (Saturday)

Regional Election Offices open for voter registration from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

October 3, 2004 (Sunday)

Final date for Alaskans to register to vote or update their voter registration for the General Election. AS 15.07.070(d) October 3, 2004 (Sunday)

Regional Election Offices open for voter registration from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

October 11, 2004 (Monday)

The Division of Elections mails the General Election's Official Election Pamphlet to voters statewide. AS 15.58.080

October 18, 2004 (Monday)

Absentee in-person, by fax, special needs and early voting available for the General Election. AS 15.20.061(a), AS 15.20.064(a), AS 15.20.066 and AS 15.20.072(b)(3)

October 26, 2004 (Tuesday)

Absentee by-mail applications must be in a Division of Elections office by this date for a General Election ballot. AS 15.20.081

October 28, 2004 (Thursday)

Last day for write-in candidates to submit a "Letter of Intent" to run as a write-in candidate in the General Election. AS 15.25.105(c)

October 30, 2004 (Saturday)

Regional Election Offices open for absentee in-person and early voting for the General Election. Offices open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

October 31, 2004 (Sunday)

Regional Election Offices open for absentee in-person and early voting for the General Election. Offices open from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

November 1, 2004 (Monday)

5:00 p.m.(Alaska time) deadline to accept applications for absentee by-fax ballots for the General Election. AS 15.20.081(b) November 2, 2004 (Tuesday)

GENERAL ELECTION DAY. Polling places open from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Unofficial results on the Elections web site after 8:00 p.m. AS 15.15.020

November 2, 2004 (Tuesday)

Last day to postmark absentee by-mail ballots for General Election. AS 15.20.081(e)

November 2, 2004 (Tuesday)

Faxed ballots must be received by the Division of Elections by 8:00 p.m. Alaska time for the General Election. AS 15.20.081(e)

November 12, 2004 (Friday)

The Division of Elections may count absentee ballots for the General Election if they were received by this date and were mailed by November 2, 2004 from with the U.S. AS 15.20.081(e)

November 17, 2004 (Wednesday)

The Division of Elections may count absentee ballots for the General Election if they were received by this date and were mailed by November 2, 2004 from overseas or an APO/FPO address. AS 15.20.081(h)

November 17, 2004 (Wednesday)

Final count of absentee and questioned ballots for the General Elections. AS 15.20.201(c) and AS 15.20.205(c)

November 26, 2004 (Friday)

Target date for the Division of Elections to certify the General Election.

December 13, 2004 (Monday)

Electors meet to cast their votes for U.S. President and Vice President. AS 15.30.070 YOUR VOTE COUNTS!

HOW IMPORTANT ARE A FEW VOTES IN ALASKA? IN…

2002 THIRTY- SIX votes (three per precinct) elected Mike Hawker to the State House in District 32, over Patricia Abney in the General Election, following a recount.

2002 TWELVE votes (less than two per precinct) gave Denny Pearson the Alaska Democratic Party’s nomination over Robert E. Allen, for State House in District 2 in the Primary Election.

2000 FIFTY- FOUR votes (less than 2 per precinct) elected Carl Morgan over Irene K. Nicholia to the State House in District 36, in the General Election.

1998 SIX votes elected Carl Morgan to the State House in District 36, over Irene K. Nicholia in the General Election, following a recount.

1998 ELEVEN votes elected John Harris to the State House in District 35, over Tom Van Brocklin in the General Election, following a recount.

1998 TEN votes gave Valerie Therrien the Alaska Democratic Party nomination over Tonya Brown for State House in District 31, in the Primary Election, following a recount.

1996 ELEVEN votes elected Joe Ryan to the State House in District 21, over Ann Spohnholz in the General Election, following a recount.

1996 ONE vote gave Ann Spohnholz the Alaska Democratic Party’s nomination for State Representative in House District 21, over Sharon Cissna in the Primary Election, following a recount.

1994 FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE votes (less than two per precinct) elected Tony Knowles Governor and Fran Ulmer Lieutenant Governor over James Campbell for Governor and Mike Miller for Lieutenant Governor in the General Election following a recount. 1992 TWELVE votes (less than one per precinct) elected William Williams to the State House in District 1 over Carroll Fader in the General Election.

1992 FIVE votes (less than one per precinct) gave Al Vezey the Republican Party of Alaska’s nomination for State Representative in House District 32, over Joe Ryan in the Primary Election, following a recount.

1990 TWENTY-FIVE votes (less than three per precinct) elected Terry Martin to the State House, District 13 over Ann M. Spohnholz in the General Election.

1988 NINE votes (less than one per precinct) elected Brad Bradley to the State House in District 13, over David Finkelstein in the General Election, following a recount.

1986 SEVENTEEN votes (less than one per precinct) elected Rick Uehling to the State Senate, District H, over Vic Fischer in the General Election, following a recount.

1984 ONE vote gave Mary Ratcliff the Alaska Democratic Party’s nomination for State Representative, House District 12, over Bob Childers in the Primary Election, following a recount. HOW IMPORTANT ARE A FEW VOTES IN ALASKA? IN…

1982 TEN elected Paul Fischer to the State Senate, District D, over Philip J. Smith in the General Election, following a recount.

1980 THIRTEEN votes (less than one per precinct) elected Hugh Malone to the State House, District 13, over Milo Fritz in the General Election, following a recount.

1978 FIVE votes elected Tim Kelly over Ed Willis to the State Senate in District F in the General Election, following a recount.

1978 NINETY-EIGHT votes (less than one-fourth of a vote per precinct) gave Jay Hammond the Republican Party of Alaska’s nomination for Governor over Walter Hickel in the Primary Election. 1976 FORTY-FIVE votes (less than two per precinct) elected Nels Anderson over Joe Mcgill to the State House, District 16, in the General Election, following a recount.

1976 THIRTY-SEVEN votes (less than two per precinct) gave Mike Miller the Alaska Democratic Party’s nomination for State House, District 4, over Jim Duncan in the Primary Election.

1974 TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN votes (less than one per precinct) elected Jay Hammond Governor and Thomas Lowell Jr. Lieutenant Governor over William Egan and H. A. “Red” Boucher in the General Election, following a recount.

1972 FORTY votes (two per precinct) elected Dick McVeigh to the State House in District 10, over Willard L. Bowman in the General Election following a recount.

1970 FIVE votes elected Joe McGill to the State House in District 13 over Truman Emberg, a write-in candidate in the General Election.

1968 TWENTY-THREE votes (less than three per precinct) elected Henry E. Reeves to the State House in District 5, over Byron Mallott in the General Election.

1966 FOURTEEN votes elected Irwin Metcalf to the State House in District 9 over Charles E. Cole Sr. in the General Election.

1964 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO votes (two votes per precinct) elected Mike Gravel to the State House for District 8 in the General Election over Bruce Kendall.

1962 EIGHTEEN votes (less than two per precinct) elected Dora M. Sweeney to the State House in District 4, over William Whitehead in the General Election.

1960 TWO votes elected Elton E. Engstrom to the State Senate in District D, over Thomas B. Stewart in the General Election. 1958 SEVEN votes elected Harris to the State House in District 17, over Begin in the General Election. Section 3

Registered Voters 2004

· Number of Registered Voters by Party within District and Precinct

· Number of Registered Voters by Region

· Number of Registered Voters by Age and by Party

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us S T A T E OF A L A S K A DIVISION OF ELECTIONS

NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS BY PARTY WITHIN PRECINCT DATE: 10/4/2004

KEY TO RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTY / POLITICAL GROUP ABBREVIATIONS

A = Alaskan Independence Party D = Alaska Democratic Party *G = Green Party of Alaska L = Alaska Libertarian Party R= Republican Party of Alaska M = Republican Moderate Party of Alaska O = Other (group not qualifying as a political party and has not submitted application to become a political party) U = Undeclared (may belong to a party but voter does not wish to declare which one) N = Nonpartisan (follows no party lines)

* Based on an order granting a preliminary injuction issued by the Superior Court for the State of Alaska, the Green Party of Alaska will be a recognized political party through the 2004 General Election.

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 1 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 110 KETCHIKAN NO 1 2,199 100 307 23 17 406 288 1,020 16 22 120 KETCHIKAN NO 2 2,311 105 278 20 15 514 369 969 19 22 130 KETCHIKAN NO 3 1,532 52 176 4 5 389 252 632 16 6 140 NORTH TONGASS NO 1 821 23 82 5 1 265 106 331 7 1 150 NORTH TONGASS NO 2 1,564 47 123 5 11 475 262 622 10 9 160 SAXMAN 273 17 48 0 2 41 32 132 0 1 170 SOUTH TONGASS 1,492 57 138 18 8 429 225 596 15 6 180 THORNE BAY 586 19 63 8 5 153 68 255 10 5 185 COFFMAN COVE 152 8 17 0 1 26 37 60 2 1 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 10,930 428 1,232 83 65 2,698 1,639 4,617 95 73

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 2 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 210 SITKA NO 1 2,449 91 459 49 6 468 356 993 12 15 220 SITKA NO 2 2,224 63 398 43 7 417 366 895 23 12 230 HALIBUT POINT 1,183 51 188 18 4 200 174 530 11 7 240 SAWMILL CREEK 1,307 34 243 26 4 258 177 544 10 11 250 PETERSBURG-KUPREANOF 2,511 58 294 16 6 515 515 1,072 16 19 260 WRANGELL 1,647 48 131 12 2 425 402 604 11 12 285 PELICAN - ELFIN COVE 229 9 26 4 1 36 56 91 4 2 295 PORT ALEXANDER 78 3 14 2 3 3 19 31 2 1 TOTAL DISTRICT (8 PRECINCTS) 11,628 357 1,753 170 33 2,322 2,065 4,760 89 79

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 3 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 300 DOUGLAS 1,724 40 389 26 7 230 345 675 7 5 310 JUNEAU NO 1 973 43 258 26 9 108 160 355 6 8 320 JUNEAU NO 2 1,086 15 315 33 11 86 228 391 2 5 330 JUNEAU NO 3 1,549 35 432 29 13 196 298 533 7 6 340 JUNEAU NO 4 1,390 43 313 20 6 228 286 479 10 5 350 JUNEAU AIRPORT AREA 1,295 29 219 13 7 274 238 503 8 4 360 LEMON CREEK 1,219 48 223 13 7 192 221 504 10 1 370 NORTH DOUGLAS 1,321 30 300 20 3 195 281 476 5 11 380 SALMON CREEK 954 12 237 10 6 157 176 340 11 5 390 SWITZER CREEK 915 42 194 9 3 131 135 390 4 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (10 PRECINCTS) 12,426 337 2,880 199 72 1,797 2,368 4,646 70 57

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 4 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 410 MENDENHALL VALLEY #1 2,243 67 363 19 6 459 363 936 14 16 420 MENDENHALL VALLEY #2 2,317 60 349 17 8 503 425 930 14 11 430 MENDENHALL VALLEY #3 2,190 58 322 10 11 470 415 878 15 11 440 MENDENHALL VALLEY #4 2,308 47 359 22 16 480 421 929 22 12 450 AUKE BAY-FRITZ COVE 1,845 54 292 31 11 361 348 728 14 6 460 LYNN CANAL 1,155 26 208 18 3 176 281 432 4 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (6 PRECINCTS) 12,058 312 1,893 117 55 2,449 2,253 4,833 83 63

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 5 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 500 ANGOON 558 29 157 5 2 88 103 166 4 4 502 CORDOVA 1,787 41 228 56 11 341 327 753 16 14 504 CRAIG 936 45 134 4 2 198 157 385 5 6 506 GUSTAVUS 469 9 86 20 0 71 101 178 0 4 510 HAINES NO 1 1,801 52 261 40 4 326 387 702 13 16 512 HAINES HIGHWAY 306 9 40 4 1 55 73 112 4 8 514 HOONAH 701 66 158 5 0 104 96 257 5 10 516 HYDABURG 281 17 92 6 0 24 29 109 0 4 518 KAKE 464 41 116 3 1 52 76 166 3 6 525 KASAAN 53 2 9 2 1 7 8 24 0 0 530 KLAWOCK 535 33 151 2 3 79 66 193 3 5 535 KLUKWAN 87 12 16 0 0 5 21 32 0 1 540 METLAKATLA 1,007 61 221 4 4 137 142 427 4 7 545 N PRINCE OF WALES IS 343 23 38 8 1 62 86 120 4 1 550 SKAGWAY 909 21 141 15 6 170 176 363 8 9 555 TATITLEK 158 17 36 0 1 24 25 55 0 0 565 TENAKEE 135 1 23 6 0 14 35 55 1 0 570 YAKUTAT 486 25 64 5 5 76 107 201 2 1 TOTAL DISTRICT (18 PRECINCTS) 11,016 504 1,971 185 42 1,833 2,015 4,298 72 96

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 6 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 505 ALLAKAKET 138 6 57 0 0 13 14 47 0 1 510 ANIAK 331 20 59 4 2 81 62 103 0 0 515 ANVIK 60 6 14 0 0 7 13 20 0 0 520 ARCTIC VILLAGE 85 8 39 1 0 7 11 19 0 0 525 BEAVER 65 1 26 0 0 8 4 24 0 2 530 BETTLES 108 6 10 4 5 23 25 34 0 1 533 CENTRAL 259 38 19 3 1 55 42 98 2 1 537 CHISTOCHINA 283 18 35 3 4 64 67 88 0 4 540 CHUATHBALUK 61 12 11 1 0 7 11 16 0 3 542 CIRCLE 78 7 34 0 0 9 9 19 0 0 543 COPPER CENTER 794 20 96 10 11 211 130 302 8 6 545 CROOKED CREEK 64 2 19 0 0 23 4 15 0 1 546 DELTANA 1,096 21 86 3 3 376 202 393 7 5 547 DOT LAKE 133 7 15 0 1 27 27 52 3 1 550 EAGLE 226 14 19 3 1 55 51 74 7 2 555 FORT YUKON 496 38 125 1 0 91 63 174 2 2 557 GAKONA 298 18 35 1 4 74 54 108 2 2 560 GALENA 396 19 69 3 3 68 59 168 3 4 565 GRAYLING 96 21 20 2 2 12 8 30 0 1 570 HOLY CROSS 133 14 50 0 0 14 20 30 0 5 575 HUGHES 54 3 16 0 0 1 15 18 0 1 580 HUSLIA 151 6 33 3 0 17 26 62 0 4 590 KALTAG 145 9 45 0 1 16 31 42 0 1 593 KENNY LAKE 456 13 39 8 3 132 91 165 4 1 595 KOYUKUK 66 3 24 1 0 8 6 21 1 2 605 MANLEY HOT SPRINGS 124 8 11 1 1 24 37 41 1 0 607 MARSHALL 161 12 57 2 0 10 22 57 1 0 610 MCGRATH 341 14 29 6 6 74 62 144 2 4 613 MENTASTA 99 4 15 1 0 19 16 42 0 2 615 MINTO 164 9 39 1 0 18 25 71 0 1 620 NENANA 603 39 73 2 5 129 111 238 4 2 625 NIKOLAI 80 2 6 1 1 14 28 24 1 3 627 NORTHWAY 219 17 40 2 3 40 58 57 1 1 630 NULATO 193 14 58 0 0 25 32 62 0 2 650 RUBY 135 10 24 1 1 26 16 54 0 3 655 RUSSIAN MISSION 158 22 27 0 2 30 39 38 0 0 660 SHAGELUK 85 11 35 0 0 13 9 17 0 0 665 SLEETMUTE 126 15 23 0 2 31 14 40 0 1 675 STEVENS VILLAGE 111 6 45 0 0 13 11 34 0 2 680 TAKOTNA 61 4 3 0 2 14 17 21 0 0 683 TANACROSS 94 3 34 0 0 10 24 22 0 1 685 TANANA 196 6 49 1 1 10 42 85 0 2 687 TETLIN 85 11 27 1 0 10 7 28 1 0 688 TOK 1,143 62 124 18 7 278 246 392 7 9 695 TYONEK 113 11 34 0 2 11 10 42 0 3 700 VENETIE 142 16 34 1 0 26 12 53 0 0 TOTAL DISTRICT (46 PRECINCTS) 10,505 626 1,782 89 74 2,224 1,883 3,684 57 86

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 7 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 210 CHATANIKA 65 8 5 0 1 14 8 27 1 1 225 FARMERS LOOP 2,628 53 422 55 15 564 504 990 17 8 230 FOX 834 45 90 12 5 215 140 308 12 7 235 GOLDSTREAM #1 1,035 48 187 21 10 147 199 415 4 4 240 SHANLY 1,027 50 163 18 13 209 125 433 6 10 245 STEELE CREEK/GILMORE 2,333 84 278 40 17 599 451 830 13 21 250 STEESE EAST 1,829 46 188 19 9 549 328 660 22 8 255 STEESE WEST 2,810 94 346 28 20 783 521 983 18 17 260 TWO RIVERS 1,026 55 91 13 6 241 177 430 9 4 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 13,587 483 1,770 206 96 3,321 2,453 5,076 102 80

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 8 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 100 ANDERSON 254 8 34 2 2 88 34 79 4 3 110 CANTWELL 212 6 31 11 0 48 40 75 0 1 115 CHENA 2,934 73 484 45 19 712 479 1,086 21 15 120 CLEAR 246 16 24 4 0 56 48 95 2 1 125 DENALI PARK 335 12 70 20 3 48 40 138 3 1 130 ESTER 1,222 30 250 37 9 148 242 490 7 9 132 GEIST 1,563 39 264 21 6 319 242 652 10 10 134 GOLDSTREAM #2 1,119 26 197 37 11 131 229 471 11 6 136 HEALY 704 19 93 16 4 132 130 303 1 6 138 PIKE 698 22 102 7 6 159 150 245 2 5 140 UNIVERSITY CAMPUS 963 16 170 32 23 158 115 437 9 3 143 UNIVERSITY HILLS 903 31 140 54 6 133 164 357 12 6 145 UNIVERSITY WEST 2,151 42 315 12 11 528 359 852 19 13 TOTAL DISTRICT (13 PRECINCTS) 13,304 340 2,174 298 100 2,660 2,272 5,280 101 79

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 9 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 305 AIRPORT 378 12 47 5 2 91 62 155 3 1 310 AURORA 2,572 83 420 10 16 701 377 926 23 16 320 FAIRBANKS #1 586 19 98 7 3 129 111 212 3 4 330 FAIRBANKS #3 1,359 38 269 12 12 328 215 468 9 8 335 FAIRBANKS #4 1,047 54 170 11 5 230 183 386 4 4 340 FAIRBANKS #5 1,062 15 152 8 4 328 202 344 6 3 345 FAIRBANKS #6 1,600 77 353 14 17 258 198 665 10 8 350 FAIRBANKS #7 1,749 104 376 8 19 276 203 734 22 7 353 FAIRBANKS #10 1,912 55 384 6 12 428 205 788 31 3 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 12,265 457 2,269 81 90 2,769 1,756 4,678 111 54

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 10 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 325 FAIRBANKS #2 992 40 224 9 15 182 136 365 12 9 355 FAIRBANKS #8 2,273 87 357 24 17 519 359 863 29 18 360 FAIRBANKS #9 2,299 62 330 10 12 629 359 863 19 15 365 FORT WAINWRIGHT 6,630 96 1,413 15 34 2,058 392 2,458 133 31 367 LAKEVIEW 865 37 133 4 10 209 100 352 14 6 TOTAL DISTRICT (5 PRECINCTS) 13,059 322 2,457 62 88 3,597 1,346 4,901 207 79

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 11 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 400 BADGER #1 1,323 46 146 6 5 391 193 517 10 9 405 BADGER #2 2,105 84 258 9 17 593 298 818 16 12 410 CHENA LAKES 2,266 56 236 6 9 819 283 821 25 11 415 MOOSE CREEK 544 20 66 2 3 168 68 210 5 2 420 NEWBY 2,119 44 179 6 7 851 231 755 33 13 425 NORTH POLE 1,314 43 151 1 8 432 157 508 10 4 430 PLACK 1,832 75 154 7 9 671 213 682 12 9 435 RICHARDSON 2,059 76 199 10 12 677 259 791 19 16 TOTAL DISTRICT (8 PRECINCTS) 13,562 444 1,389 47 70 4,602 1,702 5,102 130 76 RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 12 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 10 BIG DELTA 865 23 66 4 3 257 157 335 11 9 20 DELTA JUNCTION 644 29 63 3 3 206 93 233 8 6 25 EIELSON 5,277 60 680 14 8 2,415 294 1,695 94 17 30 FARM LOOP 790 37 65 11 15 187 131 327 13 4 31 GLENNALLEN 827 27 50 3 5 340 125 263 9 5 35 SALCHA 867 42 77 2 4 260 131 342 7 2 43 SHEEP MOUNTAIN 307 6 28 2 4 102 65 98 2 0 47 SUTTON 835 35 92 18 24 145 155 348 9 9 50 VALDEZ #1 1,007 27 122 3 6 248 151 439 6 5 55 VALDEZ #2 931 32 141 7 14 192 144 388 6 7 60 VALDEZ #3 1,198 36 158 10 15 248 153 554 12 12 TOTAL DISTRICT (11 PRECINCTS) 13,548 354 1,542 77 101 4,600 1,599 5,022 177 76

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 13 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 5 FISHHOOK 1,457 45 135 10 10 451 232 549 16 9 10 GREATER PALMER 1,413 36 139 6 13 532 195 465 20 7 15 LAKES 1,593 47 147 6 25 496 237 602 22 11 20 MAT-SU CAMPUS 726 15 66 4 6 220 108 298 6 3 25 PALMER, CITY 3,538 134 382 30 72 928 468 1,453 55 16 33 PALMER FISHHOOK 943 28 81 7 8 347 133 325 11 3 35 PIONEER PEAK 1,182 33 109 4 12 393 180 436 10 5 40 TRUNK 1,695 42 152 5 20 548 227 666 21 14 45 WALBY LAKE 734 15 73 3 5 258 96 271 13 0 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 13,281 395 1,284 75 171 4,173 1,876 5,065 174 68

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 14 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 50 KINGS LAKE 2,569 62 256 17 35 819 326 1,008 28 18 55 KNIK 434 10 37 2 8 156 58 154 8 1 60 SCHROCK 2,670 89 233 17 37 830 365 1,061 28 10 65 SEWARD MERIDIAN 1,669 48 155 7 19 579 248 577 25 11 70 WASILLA LAKE 1,338 60 134 8 20 396 179 516 21 4 75 WASILLA NO 1 2,273 102 247 10 30 634 313 885 39 13 80 WASILLA NO 2 2,144 92 246 11 27 617 293 813 33 12 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 13,097 463 1,308 72 176 4,031 1,782 5,014 182 69 RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 15 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O

100 BIG LAKE 1,920 71 175 12 20 518 333 757 15 19 103 HOUSTON, CITY 947 68 111 11 13 208 118 400 9 9 105 KNIK-GOOSE BAY 3,133 144 301 20 53 873 402 1,294 31 15 110 MEADOW LAKES NO 1 1,779 81 162 20 51 398 247 796 20 4 115 MEADOW LAKES NO 2 1,583 98 141 15 31 450 192 626 20 10 120 SUSITNA 880 53 98 26 20 205 133 331 8 6 125 TALKEETNA 873 43 100 48 14 133 159 361 10 5 130 TRAPPER CREEK 632 27 64 5 8 166 112 237 6 7 135 WILLOW 1,433 65 149 15 15 363 246 554 15 11 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 13,180 650 1,301 172 225 3,314 1,942 5,356 134 86

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 16 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 140 BUTTE 1,868 87 192 9 33 440 313 758 21 15 145 EKLUTNA 1,743 40 221 21 41 528 229 636 19 8 150 FAIRVIEW 837 30 57 3 13 277 113 323 14 7 155 LAZY MOUNTAIN 1,657 49 144 16 26 529 266 603 15 9 160 PETERS CREEK NO 1 2,051 39 194 10 30 708 275 770 16 9 165 PETERS CREEK NO 2 2,446 86 266 24 54 693 403 883 21 16 170 SNOWSHOE 1,654 63 160 10 21 543 238 592 20 7 175 SPRINGER LOOP 581 6 46 3 8 215 117 180 3 3 TOTAL DISTRICT (8 PRECINCTS) 12,837 400 1,280 96 226 3,933 1,954 4,745 129 74

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 17 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 200 CHUGACH PARK NO 3 1,313 33 151 11 21 441 188 455 11 2 205 DWNTWN E. RIVER NO 1 2,542 65 309 12 43 851 254 962 36 10 210 DWNTWN E. RIVER NO 2 2,018 65 212 17 29 604 275 782 21 13 215 EAGLE RIVER NO 1 1,178 17 125 5 4 490 137 373 20 7 220 EAGLE RIVER NO 2 3,008 40 377 9 30 1,227 302 971 43 9 225 MEADOW CREEK NO 1 1,328 33 147 6 27 399 173 522 15 6 230 MEADOW CREEK NO 2 1,796 35 220 8 13 625 258 606 19 12 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 13,183 288 1,541 68 167 4,637 1,587 4,671 165 59

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 18 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 235 ELMENDORF 5,418 62 747 12 53 2,453 241 1,734 90 26 240 FIRE LAKE 1,223 30 111 6 8 474 188 383 16 7 245 FT RICHARDSON 4,089 61 895 18 61 1,396 156 1,399 78 25 250 GOVERNMENT HILL NO 2 935 23 193 10 47 168 105 377 7 5 255 NORTH MULDOON 675 23 102 5 15 159 80 281 8 2 TOTAL DISTRICT (5 PRECINCTS) 12,340 199 2,048 51 184 4,650 770 4,174 199 65

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 19 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 300 CHENEY LAKE 1,112 24 170 9 28 291 213 358 13 6 305 CREEKSIDE PARK 1,970 50 308 12 54 507 267 736 22 14 310 MULDOON NO 1 1,549 46 284 11 60 355 164 608 12 9 315 MULDOON NO 2 1,319 40 260 5 54 251 140 550 13 6 320 MULDOON NO 3 1,948 65 320 10 41 481 246 753 27 5 325 MULDOON NO 4 1,382 24 225 6 23 403 239 446 10 6 330 NUNAKA VALLEY 1,809 52 315 20 74 342 256 716 24 10 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 11,089 301 1,882 73 334 2,630 1,525 4,167 121 56

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 20 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 335 NORTHEAST ANCHORAGE 2,476 56 457 13 83 622 233 974 31 7 340 NORTH MT VIEW NO 1 1,687 83 324 24 160 218 176 668 15 19 345 NORTH MT VIEW NO 2 1,980 100 397 25 172 276 228 754 17 11 350 SOUTH MT VIEW NO 1 1,776 57 342 19 84 302 278 659 14 21 355 WONDER PARK 1,774 41 301 15 85 373 239 698 16 6 TOTAL DISTRICT (5 PRECINCTS) 9,693 337 1,821 96 584 1,791 1,154 3,753 93 64

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 21 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 400 BAXTER 2,450 35 393 26 31 694 405 840 17 9 405 CHESTER VALLEY 2,429 52 350 8 49 741 361 835 17 16 410 CHUGACH FTHILLS NO 1 1,334 38 229 5 20 365 145 500 20 12 415 CHUGACH FTHILLS NO 2 1,962 34 325 13 36 542 228 759 16 9 420 REFLECTION LAKE 2,606 51 447 19 66 663 382 930 32 16 425 SCENIC PARK 1,216 20 135 7 17 346 238 435 12 6 TOTAL DISTRICT (6 PRECINCTS) 11,997 230 1,879 78 219 3,351 1,759 4,299 114 68 RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 22 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 430 AIRPORT HEIGHTS NO 1 1,434 60 288 21 78 233 181 555 12 6 435 AIRPORT HEIGHTS NO 2 1,444 35 325 19 42 212 238 556 9 8 440 COLLEGE GATE 1,623 28 284 14 34 431 276 532 17 7 445 EAST ANCHORAGE 1,699 57 357 21 67 307 188 678 16 8 450 RUSSIAN JACK 1,083 25 207 10 27 253 121 428 9 3 455 SOUTH MT VIEW NO 2 820 30 174 10 44 147 77 327 8 3 460 UNIVERSITY NO 1 759 10 113 35 61 107 93 327 6 7 465 UNIVERSITY NO 2 1,733 48 297 23 70 390 177 701 20 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (8 PRECINCTS) 10,595 293 2,045 153 423 2,080 1,351 4,104 97 49

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 23 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 500 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO 1 946 14 223 16 17 195 165 298 11 7 505 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO 2 835 42 130 19 65 166 104 292 11 6 510 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO 3 961 18 235 20 20 191 163 302 10 2 515 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO 4 1,770 59 371 32 132 279 214 657 20 6 520 FAIRVIEW 1,789 83 418 37 160 230 182 643 23 13 525 FIREWEED 733 28 144 10 30 128 84 301 5 3 530 GOVERNMENT HILL NO 1 348 5 56 6 7 46 89 137 1 1 535 MERRILL FIELD 1,798 56 482 21 102 261 195 653 13 15 540 ROGERS PARK 2,195 42 425 27 27 503 485 661 11 14 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 11,375 347 2,484 188 560 1,999 1,681 3,944 105 67

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 24 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 545 EAST DOWLING 610 17 110 6 19 138 69 241 7 3 550 FAR N. BICENTENNIAL 2,320 74 418 14 96 470 294 922 20 12 555 MIDTOWN NO 1 1,294 37 215 14 57 270 141 533 16 11 560 MIDTOWN NO 2 1,561 27 285 13 28 387 281 520 15 5 565 MIDTOWN NO 3 1,473 34 227 18 26 398 223 525 9 13 570 TAKU 1,508 47 198 15 37 391 187 604 18 11 575 TUDOR 2,904 57 501 29 81 703 351 1,123 45 14 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 11,670 293 1,954 109 344 2,757 1,546 4,468 130 69

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 25 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 600 ARCTIC 545 20 89 3 16 112 90 204 8 3 605 CONNERS LAKE 636 18 75 7 17 130 125 256 4 4 610 NORTHWOOD 1,502 57 222 14 74 278 240 599 8 10 615 SPENARD NO 1 1,756 45 364 39 55 308 284 637 14 10 620 SPENARD NO 2 1,719 72 294 38 112 243 206 729 17 8 625 SPENARD NO 3 1,164 42 217 22 62 194 125 475 10 17 630 WESTCHESTER NO 1 714 19 138 21 16 136 142 235 4 3 635 WILLOWCREST NO 1 1,516 28 250 18 44 316 253 575 24 8 640 WILLOWCREST NO 2 1,398 69 226 22 79 230 171 581 12 8 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 10,950 370 1,875 184 475 1,947 1,636 4,291 101 71

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 26 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 645 INLET VIEW NO 1 1,680 13 277 21 24 453 372 504 9 7 650 INLET VIEW NO 2 1,071 17 231 13 21 254 232 293 4 6 655 LAKE HOOD 1,629 40 249 6 38 379 227 666 16 8 660 LAKE SPENARD 1,583 39 223 22 37 425 226 580 18 13 665 TURNAGAIN NO 1 1,948 38 325 16 56 463 258 768 17 7 670 TURNAGAIN NO 2 1,259 42 212 28 63 240 150 508 10 6 675 TURNAGAIN NO 3 752 22 145 16 24 120 100 311 6 8 680 TURNAGAIN NO 4 908 34 162 18 51 167 117 340 10 9 685 WESTCHESTER NO 2 1,180 11 298 19 13 241 244 341 6 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (9 PRECINCTS) 12,010 256 2,122 159 327 2,742 1,926 4,311 96 71

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 27 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 700 DIMOND NO 1 1,985 52 290 14 56 527 215 800 21 10 705 JEWEL LAKE NO 1 1,245 36 200 8 44 283 151 509 8 6 710 KINCAID 2,820 47 317 16 62 896 477 965 29 11 715 SAND LAKE NO 1 1,890 44 256 13 44 508 306 692 14 13 720 SAND LAKE NO 2 1,820 40 258 9 52 451 261 711 21 17 725 SAND LAKE NO 3 1,724 45 225 9 38 443 248 692 11 13 TOTAL DISTRICT (6 PRECINCTS) 11,484 264 1,546 69 296 3,108 1,658 4,369 104 70

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DISTRICT 28 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 730 BAYSHORE 2,181 32 317 12 35 722 323 714 19 7 735 CAMPBELL LAKE 2,217 37 281 21 44 622 402 788 14 8 740 JEWEL LAKE NO 2 1,547 43 219 11 47 375 206 614 23 9 745 KLATT NO 1 2,303 34 244 8 36 793 326 832 24 6 750 OCEANVIEW NO 1 1,855 30 233 14 22 575 371 595 10 5 755 SOUTHPORT 2,174 38 292 14 37 658 276 835 17 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (6 PRECINCTS) 12,277 214 1,586 80 221 3,745 1,904 4,378 107 42

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 29 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 800 CAMPBELL CREEK NO 1 1,801 46 275 16 33 458 259 684 17 13 805 CAMPBELL CREEK NO 2 1,443 38 206 12 22 404 213 539 6 3 810 CAMPBELL CREEK NO 3 990 33 147 9 25 258 135 361 16 6 815 DIMOND NO 2 1,315 58 188 9 64 259 174 546 10 7 820 DIMOND NO 3 1,121 23 165 14 44 268 107 480 16 4 825 INDPNDENCE PARK NO 1 1,734 40 286 14 30 483 195 652 21 13 830 INDPNDENCE PARK NO 2 2,376 55 353 25 69 614 263 950 33 14 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 10,780 293 1,620 99 287 2,744 1,346 4,212 119 60

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 30 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 835 ABBOTT LOOP NO 1 2,377 42 323 16 62 639 317 933 26 19 840 ABBOTT LOOP NO 2 2,453 39 329 15 31 714 356 930 30 9 845 ABBOTT LOOP NO 3 717 11 82 7 4 219 149 235 4 6 850 ABBOTT LOOP NO 4 1,278 11 191 9 11 423 262 362 5 4 855 LAUREL/DOWLING 1,947 43 301 15 40 515 235 772 20 6 860 LORE NO 1 1,487 33 202 10 22 437 209 559 9 6 865 LORE NO 2 1,493 43 227 7 50 374 188 589 11 4 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 11,752 222 1,655 79 220 3,321 1,716 4,380 105 54

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 31 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 900 HUFFMAN NO 1 1,270 29 182 4 18 364 166 489 13 5 905 HUFFMAN NO 2 2,171 38 240 7 42 769 323 730 15 7 910 HUFFMAN NO 3 1,680 48 191 10 35 446 268 654 8 20 915 HUFFMAN NO 4 1,294 22 152 8 11 461 204 414 17 5 920 HUFFMAN NO 5 1,836 20 206 5 18 684 302 584 10 7 925 HUFFMAN NO 6 870 8 100 4 10 311 138 291 6 2 930 HUFFMAN NO 7 2,190 39 258 20 32 635 461 727 11 7 935 HUFFMAN NO 8 1,766 27 236 13 27 571 292 576 17 7 TOTAL DISTRICT (8 PRECINCTS) 13,077 231 1,565 71 193 4,241 2,154 4,465 97 60 RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 32 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 940 BEAR VALLEY 1,007 18 152 19 17 240 228 322 4 7 945 CENTENNIAL PARK 269 20 105 0 3 43 31 62 2 3 950 CHUGACH PARK NO 1 2,534 47 324 13 32 843 385 858 23 9 955 CHUGACH PARK NO 2 1,626 29 186 14 23 572 270 518 12 2 960 GIRDWOOD 1,856 60 248 114 36 249 293 825 16 15 965 GOLDEN VIEW 1,829 20 234 10 15 612 325 589 22 2 970 HILAND 1,974 23 257 12 17 796 213 621 32 3 975 HOPE 170 10 24 6 6 36 37 51 0 0 980 INDIAN 276 9 46 12 9 44 63 92 0 1 985 RABBIT CREEK 2,190 30 270 19 46 666 393 728 23 15 990 STUCKAGAIN HEIGHTS 324 2 51 3 2 95 63 105 2 1 995 WHITTIER 300 11 39 4 3 51 46 138 7 1 TOTAL DISTRICT (12 PRECINCTS) 14,355 279 1,936 226 209 4,247 2,347 4,909 143 59

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 33 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 700 CENTRAL 2,777 89 295 19 17 802 398 1,112 30 15 710 KENAI NO 1 2,532 118 320 23 32 698 330 973 22 16 720 KENAI NO 2 1,239 45 143 10 25 346 167 495 6 2 730 KENAI NO 3 1,197 34 153 5 21 341 193 440 5 5 740 K BEACH 1,672 45 132 4 13 562 306 576 29 5 750 SOLDOTNA 2,917 75 346 14 24 839 447 1,121 38 13 TOTAL DISTRICT (6 PRECINCTS) 12,334 406 1,389 75 132 3,588 1,841 4,717 130 56

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 34 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 810 FUNNY RIVER 1,393 56 115 17 9 424 209 551 8 4 820 KASILOF 1,573 74 157 18 20 332 291 664 7 10 830 MACKEY LAKE 1,487 47 131 5 9 485 224 556 22 8 840 NIKISKI 1,652 77 150 11 28 462 261 642 12 9 850 NINILCHIK 1,397 67 128 17 24 389 206 546 14 6 870 SALAMATOFF 1,843 47 179 7 24 525 306 709 31 15 880 STERLING 3,094 91 254 11 23 996 497 1,181 32 9 TOTAL DISTRICT (7 PRECINCTS) 12,439 459 1,114 86 137 3,613 1,994 4,849 126 61

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 35 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 10 HOMER NO 1 2,123 53 271 45 22 494 387 822 16 13 20 HOMER NO 2 2,030 47 211 39 31 532 349 791 20 10 30 ANCHOR POINT 1,320 36 108 17 16 380 216 534 10 3 40 BEAR CREEK 1,409 71 168 30 19 273 248 581 9 10 50 COOPER LANDING 420 15 33 11 7 110 68 171 3 2 60 DIAMOND RIDGE 884 24 106 29 8 152 174 381 6 4 70 KACHEMAK BAY 802 31 128 14 9 147 130 333 1 9 80 KACH CITY - FRITZ CR 1,428 42 166 49 19 287 270 581 8 6 90 MOOSE PASS 353 6 41 14 1 69 69 149 2 2 95 SELDOVIA 374 14 36 8 1 80 69 157 4 5 98 SEWARD 1,858 69 301 33 27 390 264 755 10 9 TOTAL DISTRICT (11 PRECINCTS) 13,001 408 1,569 289 160 2,914 2,244 5,255 89 73

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 36 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 605 CHINIAK 127 1 4 0 0 11 40 70 1 0 608 FLATS 2,115 36 185 9 3 819 225 807 21 10 615 KODIAK ISLAND SOUTH 221 7 46 0 0 36 33 97 1 1 618 KODIAK NO 1 2,054 34 169 8 7 575 306 933 14 8 620 KODIAK NO 2 1,854 32 138 5 8 519 257 880 12 3 622 MISSION ROAD 2,735 60 215 9 4 772 429 1,212 25 9 625 OLD HARBOR 152 9 13 1 1 27 21 80 0 0 635 OUZINKIE 145 6 14 0 2 7 48 67 1 0 645 PORT LIONS 260 6 30 0 0 61 47 115 1 0 655 ILIAMNA - NEWHALEN 198 15 35 0 2 25 43 74 0 4 665 KOKHANOK - IGIUGIG 133 4 7 2 0 25 42 51 1 1 675 LEVELOCK 51 4 5 0 0 4 15 22 1 0 685 NONDALTON 247 17 31 1 3 74 50 69 0 2 695 PEDRO BAY 58 2 6 0 1 6 13 25 1 4 TOTAL DISTRICT (14 PRECINCTS) 10,350 233 898 35 31 2,961 1,569 4,502 79 42

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 37 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 700 AKUTAN 175 7 39 1 0 26 22 80 0 0 702 ALEKNAGIK 131 6 30 1 0 13 22 58 0 1 704 ALEUTIANS #1 352 18 66 2 0 113 25 123 3 2 706 ALEUTIANS #2 1,632 61 282 14 6 262 215 757 23 12 708 CHIGNIKS 261 13 63 2 2 57 40 81 3 0 710 CLARKS POINT 57 7 13 0 0 9 9 18 0 1 712 COLD BAY 142 9 19 1 0 19 22 68 3 1 714 DILLINGHAM 1,496 81 263 13 7 180 251 680 8 13 716 EGEGIK-PILOT POINT 149 7 24 0 1 28 35 49 3 2 718 EKWOK 78 4 32 0 0 7 8 25 0 2 720 KING COVE 335 18 34 1 2 51 39 186 0 4 722 KING SALMON 375 11 53 1 2 92 64 152 0 0 724 KOLIGANEK 101 4 17 1 0 29 13 37 0 0 726 MANOKOTAK 212 21 77 0 1 17 51 41 0 4 728 NAKNEK 445 20 64 6 0 84 96 166 3 6 730 NEW STUYAHOK 249 27 91 3 0 15 39 70 0 4 732 PORT HEIDEN 87 3 8 0 0 17 26 27 4 2 734 SAND POINT 482 8 68 0 1 70 83 241 8 3 736 SOUTH NAKNEK 83 3 11 0 0 11 26 32 0 0 738 ST. GEORGE ISLAND 91 0 25 2 0 13 17 32 0 2 740 ST. PAUL ISLAND 335 36 104 0 0 32 43 118 1 1 742 TOGIAK 445 72 84 1 1 57 57 157 0 16 TOTAL DISTRICT (22 PRECINCTS) 7,713 436 1,467 49 23 1,202 1,203 3,198 59 76

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 38 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 800 AKIACHAK 270 35 68 2 2 23 70 65 1 4 802 AKIAK 147 13 52 0 1 8 37 35 1 0 804 ATMAUTLUAK 149 14 71 0 0 5 23 36 0 0 806 BETHEL #1 573 37 142 4 2 78 75 230 1 4 808 BETHEL #2 1,602 92 380 21 5 246 201 642 5 10 810 BETHEL #3 968 69 196 4 4 126 153 404 5 7 812 CHEFORNAK 214 42 78 0 1 13 17 63 0 0 814 EEK 164 13 48 1 0 18 39 45 0 0 816 GOODNEWS BAY 167 18 24 0 1 22 45 51 0 6 818 KALSKAG 113 11 26 1 0 26 23 25 1 0 820 KASIGLUK 253 15 123 0 1 10 33 69 1 1 822 KIPNUK 333 40 150 1 0 17 32 92 0 1 824 KONGIGANAK 193 18 96 0 0 8 17 53 0 1 826 KWETHLUK 308 19 99 1 0 12 77 97 0 3 828 KWIGILLINGOK 190 9 84 1 0 18 24 51 0 3 830 LOWER KALSKAG 146 20 64 0 0 20 17 25 0 0 832 MEKORYUK 148 4 27 0 0 32 54 28 1 2 834 NAPAKIAK 167 22 76 0 0 10 25 34 0 0 836 NAPASKIAK 190 15 98 1 0 12 25 38 0 1 838 NEWTOK 154 27 36 2 0 6 41 40 0 2 840 NIGHTMUTE 122 19 36 0 0 11 29 26 0 1 842 NUNAPITCHUK 229 19 83 0 0 22 47 56 0 2 844 QUINHAGAK 271 40 130 0 0 21 34 43 0 3 846 TOKSOOK BAY 284 25 115 2 1 39 47 47 2 6 848 TULUKSAK 195 40 76 1 0 23 18 32 0 5 850 TUNTUTULIAK 192 22 31 0 0 3 73 62 0 1 852 TUNUNAK 166 18 74 2 2 6 38 23 0 3 TOTAL DISTRICT (27 PRECINCTS) 7,908 716 2,483 44 20 835 1,314 2,412 18 66

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 39 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 900 ALAKANUK 297 56 69 0 0 26 30 114 0 2 902 BREVIG MISSION 152 17 36 2 0 23 33 40 1 0 904 CHEVAK 349 20 157 2 1 17 53 96 1 2 906 DIOMEDE 81 15 28 1 0 4 9 23 0 1 908 ELIM 166 9 49 1 1 27 26 48 1 4 910 EMMONAK 377 55 131 0 2 30 43 108 2 6 912 GAMBELL 266 42 65 2 2 31 56 54 0 14 914 GOLOVIN 94 6 10 0 0 13 39 25 1 0 916 HOOPER BAY 445 58 140 1 3 36 55 141 1 10 918 KOTLIK 228 47 58 2 2 9 46 61 0 3 920 KOYUK 159 14 53 1 0 14 30 44 0 3 922 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE 391 58 98 0 1 49 63 118 2 2 924 NOME #1 1,055 40 220 5 6 181 193 400 3 7 926 NOME #2 1,182 44 266 7 2 182 184 480 5 12 928 NUNAM IQUA 77 7 22 1 1 4 10 32 0 0 930 PILOT STATION 284 49 52 1 1 22 56 103 0 0 932 PITKAS POINT 61 6 19 0 1 5 8 19 0 3 934 SAVOONGA 348 79 122 3 1 27 42 65 0 9 936 SCAMMON BAY 202 29 55 1 1 53 28 33 1 1 938 SHAKTOOLIK 124 10 26 1 0 19 15 52 0 1 940 ST. MARY'S 280 14 91 0 0 29 49 93 2 2 942 ST. MICHAEL 183 22 50 0 0 15 11 80 1 4 944 STEBBINS 243 50 63 3 1 24 48 54 0 0 946 TELLER 146 10 41 0 0 20 40 31 0 4 948 UNALAKLEET 453 29 118 3 2 56 78 162 2 3 950 WALES 95 9 28 1 0 6 18 32 0 1 952 WHITE MOUNTAIN 134 7 27 1 0 18 32 45 1 3 TOTAL DISTRICT (27 PRECINCTS) 7,872 802 2,094 39 28 940 1,295 2,553 24 97

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS DISTRICT 40 TOTAL A D G L R N U M O 2 AMBLER 163 18 52 0 0 18 30 45 0 0 4 ANAKTUVUK PASS 188 14 48 1 0 18 18 82 1 6 6 ATQASUK 157 27 40 0 0 13 21 55 0 1 8 BARROW 2,091 179 456 15 7 280 205 923 9 17 10 BROWERVILLE 577 44 132 3 7 74 57 254 3 3 12 BUCKLAND 181 21 90 0 0 15 16 38 0 1 14 DEERING 86 10 30 0 1 8 12 25 0 0 16 KAKTOVIK 186 16 28 1 1 30 41 62 1 6 18 KIANA 223 36 76 3 1 19 30 54 1 3 20 KIVALINA 186 35 60 1 1 22 17 45 2 3 22 KOBUK 68 10 14 0 1 8 10 21 0 4 24 KOTZEBUE 1,784 134 397 10 9 229 242 752 6 5 26 NOATAK 238 38 63 0 0 16 39 80 0 2 28 NOORVIK 337 66 93 0 0 42 45 89 0 2 30 NUIQSUT 250 37 53 0 3 30 16 107 2 2 32 POINT HOPE 399 57 111 0 2 48 27 146 0 8 34 POINT LAY 120 19 18 1 0 22 12 48 0 0 36 PRUDHOE BAY 111 3 14 1 0 36 21 33 1 2 38 SELAWIK 370 52 95 1 0 54 62 104 0 2 40 SHISHMAREF 327 22 89 0 0 23 85 105 1 2 42 SHUNGNAK 136 19 43 0 1 19 21 31 1 1 44 WAINWRIGHT 337 47 70 0 4 55 53 106 1 1 TOTAL DISTRICT (22 PRECINCTS) 8,515 904 2,072 37 38 1,079 1,080 3,205 29 71

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS REGION I TOTALS TOTAL A D G L R N U M O (89 PRECINCTS) 106,182 3,444 14,699 1,239 727 24,175 17,988 42,477 833 600

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS REGION II TOTALS TOTAL A D G L R N U M O (151 PRECINCTS) 241,022 6,325 34,732 2,198 5,841 65,441 33,614 89,075 2,515 1,281

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS REGION III TOTALS TOTAL A D G L R N U M O (101 PRECINCTS) 89,830 3,026 13,383 860 619 23,773 13,011 33,743 885 530

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS REGION IV TOTALS TOTAL A D G L R N U M O (98 PRECINCTS) 32,008 2,858 8,116 169 109 4,056 4,892 11,368 130 310

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL GROUPS STATEWIDE TOTALS TOTAL A D G L R N U M O (439 PRECINCTS) 469,042 15,653 70,930 4,466 7,296 117,445 69,505 176,663 4,363 2,721 Alaska Voter Registration by Age As of 10/4/2004

KEY TO RECOGNIZED POLITICAL PARTY / POLITICAL GROUP ABBREVIATIONS A = Alaskan Independence Party D = Alaska Democratic Party *G = Green Party of Alaska L = Alaska Libertarian Party R = Republican Party of Alaska M = Republican Moderate Party O = Other (group not qualifying as a political party and has not submitted application to become a political party) U = Undeclared (may belong to a party but voter does not wish to declare which one) N = Nonpartisan (follows no party lines)

* Based on an order granting a preliminary injuction issued by the Superior Court for the State of Alaska, the Green Party of Alaska will be a recognized political party through the 2004 General Election.

RECOGNIZED POLITICAL POLITICAL PARTIES GROUPS AGE TOTAL MALE FEMALE UNSPEC A D G L R N U M O GROUP 18 AND 10,782 4,905 5,227 650 201 982 124 266 1,640 1,297 6,115 153 4 19 20 7,102 3,354 3,574 174 188 625 97 261 1,087 733 4,007 101 3 21 8,329 4,009 4,169 151 250 808 109 294 1,449 674 4,618 101 26 22 THRU 29,075 14,346 14,287 442 1,186 3,053 546 1,233 5,070 2,109 15,355 386 137 24 25 THRU 94,398 47,359 46,211 828 3,820 11,668 1,433 2,162 21,827 7,771 44,157 1,129 431 34 35 THRU 104,984 53,427 50,942 615 3,823 14,910 865 1,237 31,384 11,984 39,138 1,064 579 44 45 THRU 106,568 54,544 51,505 519 3,404 17,981 772 1,059 26,554 20,477 34,748 753 820 54 55 THRU 37,893 20,080 17,606 207 931 6,901 228 260 9,223 8,929 10,928 220 273 59 60 AND 11,600 6,235 5,316 49 288 2,101 55 55 3,103 2,738 3,137 61 62 61 62 THRU 13,398 7,124 6,200 74 365 2,523 58 53 3,732 2,974 3,493 105 95 64 65 THRU 26,207 13,579 12,478 150 687 5,389 53 117 7,585 5,943 6,121 147 165 74 ABOVE 15,131 6,882 8,176 73 427 3,640 38 52 4,294 3,482 2,990 116 92 75 UNKNOW 3,576 1,846 1,496 234 83 349 88 247 495 396 1,857 27 34 N 237,69 TOTAL 469,043 227,187 4,166 15,653 70,930 4,466 7,296 117,443 69,507 176,664 4,363 2,721 0 Section 4

Voter Turnout

· 2004 Primary Election Results

· Primary Election Voter Turnout since Statehood

· General Election Voter Turnout since Statehood

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:16 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:1 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% US SENATE (C) C US REPRESENTATIVE (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 439 Number of Precincts 439 Precincts Reporting 439 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 2612/457825 Times Counted 79393/457825 Total Votes 2502 Total Votes 70142 KOHLHAAS, SCOTT A. LIB 373 YOUNG, DON REP 70142 SANDERS, JERRY AI 1068 SYKES, JIM GRN 788 SENATE DISTRICT A (D-C) DC DeNARDO, DANIEL AI 273 Total Number of Precincts 17 US SENATE (D-C) DC Precincts Reporting 17 Total Times Counted 1671/22236 Number of Precincts 439 Total Votes 1342 Precincts Reporting 439 LANDIS, DAVID F. DEM 1342 Times Counted 47140/457825 Total Votes 46601 SENATE DISTRICT A (R) REP WRIGHT, DON R. DEM 1080 Total OBERMEYER, THERESA N DEM 1045 Number of Precincts 17 KNOWLES, TONY DEM 40881 Precincts Reporting 17 KOHLHAAS, SCOTT A. LIB 402 Times Counted 3194/22236 SANDERS, JERRY AI 885 Total Votes 2700 SYKES, JIM GRN 2080 STEDMAN, BERT K. REP 2700 DeNARDO, DANIEL AI 228 SENATE DISTRICT C (D-C) DC US SENATE (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 64 Number of Precincts 439 Precincts Reporting 64 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 3436/21195 Times Counted 79393/457825 Total Votes 3243 Total Votes 78628 KOOKESH, ALBERT M. DEM 2287 MILLER, MIKE REP 29313 HENRICHS, ROBERT J. DEM 956 MURKOWSKI, LISA REP 45710 SHEA, WEV REP 2857 SENATE DISTRICT C (R) REP DORE, JIM REP 748 Total Number of Precincts 64 US REPRESENTATIVE (C) C Precincts Reporting 64 Total Times Counted 2761/21195 Number of Precincts 439 Total Votes 2306 Precincts Reporting 439 MORGAN, CARL M., JR. REP 2306 Times Counted 2612/457825 Total Votes 2386 SENATE DISTRICT E (D-C) DC ANDERS, ALVIN A. LIB 1325 Total FELLER, TIMOTHY A. GRN 1061 Number of Precincts 14 Precincts Reporting 14 US REPRESENTATIVE (D-C) DC Times Counted 1969/24531 Total Total Votes 1571 Number of Precincts 439 ALLEE, RITA T. DEM 1571 Precincts Reporting 439 Times Counted 47140/457825 Total Votes 38864 SENATE DISTRICT E (R) REP Total VONDERSAAR, FRANK DEM 9025 Number of Precincts 14 ANDERS, ALVIN A. LIB 2822 Precincts Reporting 14 HIGGINS, THOMAS DEM 14109 Times Counted 3555/24531 MILES, DAE DEM 6479 Total Votes 3068 FELLER, TIMOTHY A. GRN 6429 WILKEN, GARY R. REP 3068 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:16 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:2 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% SENATE DISTRICT G (D-C) DC SENATE DISTRICT O (C) C Total Total Number of Precincts 16 Number of Precincts 14 Precincts Reporting 16 Precincts Reporting 14 Times Counted 1919/25608 Times Counted 115/22028 Total Votes 1700 Total Votes 100 KING-TAYLOR, GINI DEM 1294 BURKE, EDDIE, JR AI 100 DELLASILVA, JAMES DEM 406 SENATE DISTRICT O (D-C) DC SENATE DISTRICT G (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 14 Number of Precincts 16 Precincts Reporting 14 Precincts Reporting 16 Times Counted 1924/22028 Times Counted 5478/25608 Total Votes 1753 Total Votes 4751 NADEAU, ROSALIE DEM 467 GREEN, LYDA N. REP 4751 BURKE, EDDIE, JR AI 270 ZAUGG, LYNDA L. DEM 1016 SENATE DISTRICT I (R) REP Total SENATE DISTRICT O (R) REP Number of Precincts 12 Total Precincts Reporting 12 Number of Precincts 14 Times Counted 3335/24867 Precincts Reporting 14 Total Votes 2987 Times Counted 3500/22028 DYSON, FRED J. REP 2987 Total Votes 2947 COWDERY, JOHN J. REP 2947 SENATE DISTRICT K (D-C) DC Total SENATE DISTRICT Q (R) REP Number of Precincts 14 Total Precincts Reporting 14 Number of Precincts 13 Times Counted 2386/22032 Precincts Reporting 13 Total Votes 2187 Times Counted 6794/24263 DAVIS, BETTYE DEM 2187 Total Votes 6739 WAGONER, THOMAS REP 3163 SENATE DISTRICT K (R) REP WARD, JERRY REP 2496 Total HAMANN, SCOTT D. REP 1080 Number of Precincts 14 Precincts Reporting 14 SENATE DISTRICT R (D-C) DC Times Counted 3350/22032 Total Total Votes 2847 Number of Precincts 25 FLYNN, KEN REP 2847 Precincts Reporting 25 Times Counted 2103/22900 SENATE DISTRICT M (D-C) DC Total Votes 1947 Total MILLIGAN, MIKE DEM 796 Number of Precincts 18 YOURKOWSKI, MICHAEL DEM 1151 Precincts Reporting 18 Times Counted 2882/22506 SENATE DISTRICT R (R) REP Total Votes 2620 Total FRENCH, HOLLIS S. II DEM 2620 Number of Precincts 25 Precincts Reporting 25 SENATE DISTRICT M (R) REP Times Counted 4718/22900 Total Total Votes 3900 Number of Precincts 18 STEVENS, GARY L. REP 3900 Precincts Reporting 18 Times Counted 3286/22506 Total Votes 2561 PAWLOWSKI, PAULA R. REP 2561 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:16 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:3 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% SENATE DISTRICT T (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 4 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 49 Number of Precincts 6 Precincts Reporting 49 Precincts Reporting 6 Times Counted 3126/16230 Times Counted 1553/11679 Total Votes 2838 Total Votes 1272 OLSON, DONALD DEM 2838 DOLL, BOB DEM 1272

HOUSE DISTRICT 1 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 4 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 9 Number of Precincts 6 Precincts Reporting 9 Precincts Reporting 6 Times Counted 716/10842 Times Counted 1845/11679 Total Votes 616 Total Votes 1627 ALLEN-HERRON, DAWN DEM 616 WEYHRAUCH, BRUCE B. REP 1627

HOUSE DISTRICT 1 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 5 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 9 Number of Precincts 18 Precincts Reporting 9 Precincts Reporting 18 Times Counted 1936/10842 Times Counted 2140/10890 Total Votes 1842 Total Votes 2046 SHAY, JOHN "JACK" REP 747 LEARY, KATHY M. DEM 443 ELKINS, JIM REP 1095 JUNE, TIM R. DEM 738 SKAN, DEWEY DEM 396 HOUSE DISTRICT 2 (D-C) DC STRONG, KIMBERLEY A. DEM 469 Total Number of Precincts 8 HOUSE DISTRICT 5 (R) REP Precincts Reporting 8 Total Times Counted 953/11394 Number of Precincts 18 Total Votes 782 Precincts Reporting 18 HOUSTON, ROXANNE DEM 782 Times Counted 1329/10890 Total Votes 1237 HOUSE DISTRICT 2 (R) REP THOMAS, WILLIAM A., REP 522 Total GRAHAM, GARY REP 358 Number of Precincts 8 RHODES, W. DOUG REP 357 Precincts Reporting 8 Times Counted 1251/11394 HOUSE DISTRICT 6 (D-C) DC Total Votes 1130 Total WILSON, PEGGY REP 1130 Number of Precincts 46 Precincts Reporting 46 HOUSE DISTRICT 3 (D-C) DC Times Counted 1294/10305 Total Total Votes 1061 Number of Precincts 10 SALMON, WOODIE W. DEM 1061 Precincts Reporting 10 Times Counted 2169/12047 HOUSE DISTRICT 6 (R) REP Total Votes 2044 Total KERTTULA, BETH DEM 2044 Number of Precincts 46 Precincts Reporting 46 HOUSE DISTRICT 3 (R) REP Times Counted 1428/10305 Total Total Votes 1122 Number of Precincts 10 MAYRAND, JASON P. REP 335 Precincts Reporting 10 OWLETUCK, GEORGE N. REP 264 Times Counted 1560/12047 SATTLER, WARD H. REP 523 Total Votes 1168 ENGSTROM, ANDREW A. REP 1168 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:16 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:4 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% HOUSE DISTRICT 7 (C) C HOUSE DISTRICT 9 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 9 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 9 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 113/13191 Times Counted 1854/11829 Total Votes 101 Total Votes 1561 AMES, MARK A. AI 45 HOLM, JIM REP 1561 RYAN, SEAN P. AI 56 HOUSE DISTRICT 10 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 7 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 5 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 5 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 680/12702 Times Counted 1681/13191 Total Votes 554 Total Votes 1600 NEWCOMER, CAROLE ANN DEM 554 WHITE, CHRISTOPHER DEM 101 AMES, MARK A. AI 64 HOUSE DISTRICT 10 (R) REP DIETRICH, KATHY L. DEM 1364 Total RYAN, SEAN P. AI 71 Number of Precincts 5 Precincts Reporting 5 HOUSE DISTRICT 7 (R) REP Times Counted 1634/12702 Total Total Votes 1606 Number of Precincts 9 STEPOVICH, NICHOLAS REP 716 Precincts Reporting 9 RAMRAS, JAY REP 890 Times Counted 3003/13191 Total Votes 2932 HOUSE DISTRICT 11 (R) REP WILLIAMS, BONNIE REP 913 Total KELLY, MICHAEL P. REP 2019 Number of Precincts 8 Precincts Reporting 8 HOUSE DISTRICT 8 (D-C) DC Times Counted 2835/13123 Total Total Votes 2597 Number of Precincts 13 COGHILL, JOHN B., JR REP 2597 Precincts Reporting 13 Times Counted 1722/12931 HOUSE DISTRICT 12 (R) REP Total Votes 1607 Total GUTTENBERG, DAVID DEM 1607 Number of Precincts 11 Precincts Reporting 11 HOUSE DISTRICT 8 (R) REP Times Counted 2011/13207 Total Total Votes 1846 Number of Precincts 13 HARRIS, JOHN L. REP 1846 Precincts Reporting 13 Times Counted 2346/12931 HOUSE DISTRICT 13 (D-C) DC Total Votes 2236 Total MILLER, JOSEPH W. REP 1530 Number of Precincts 9 SCARBOROUGH, THOMAS REP 706 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 1010/12879 HOUSE DISTRICT 9 (D-C) DC Total Votes 783 Total MILNE, JAMES DAVID DEM 162 Number of Precincts 9 CHMIELEWSKI, MICHAEL DEM 621 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 1261/11829 Total Votes 1195 BEN-ISRAEL, HADAHRA DEM 222 KAWASAKI, SCOTT DEM 973 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:17 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:5 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% HOUSE DISTRICT 13 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 17 (C) C Total Total Number of Precincts 9 Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 9 Precincts Reporting 7 Times Counted 2770/12879 Times Counted 68/12980 Total Votes 2377 Total Votes 60 GATTO, CARL J. REP 2377 BEGICH, NICHOLAS J. AI 60

HOUSE DISTRICT 14 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 17 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 7 Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 7 Precincts Reporting 7 Times Counted 891/12729 Times Counted 748/12980 Total Votes 759 Total Votes 607 CARNEY, PAT DEM 759 BEGICH, NICHOLAS J. AI 607

HOUSE DISTRICT 14 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 17 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 7 Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 7 Precincts Reporting 7 Times Counted 2654/12729 Times Counted 2367/12980 Total Votes 2612 Total Votes 2045 SULLIVAN-LEONARD, CO REP 918 KOTT, PETE REP 2045 KOHRING, VIC REP 1694 HOUSE DISTRICT 18 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 15 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 5 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 5 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 953/11887 Times Counted 2497/12829 Total Votes 875 Total Votes 2452 DAHLSTROM, NANCY A. REP 875 MASEK, BEVERLY L. REP 1114 NEUMAN, MARK A. REP 1338 HOUSE DISTRICT 19 (D-C) DC Total HOUSE DISTRICT 16 (D-C) DC Number of Precincts 7 Total Precincts Reporting 7 Number of Precincts 8 Times Counted 988/10802 Precincts Reporting 8 Total Votes 881 Times Counted 932/12581 ROBINSON, PEGGY DEM 881 Total Votes 781 ANGELL, JOHN E. DEM 781 HOUSE DISTRICT 19 (R) REP Total HOUSE DISTRICT 16 (R) REP Number of Precincts 7 Total Precincts Reporting 7 Number of Precincts 8 Times Counted 1722/10802 Precincts Reporting 8 Total Votes 1665 Times Counted 2915/12581 MAYO, LOUIS E. REP 530 Total Votes 2587 ANDERSON, TOM REP 1135 STOLTZE, BILL REP 2587 HOUSE DISTRICT 20 (D-C) DC Total Number of Precincts 5 Precincts Reporting 5 Times Counted 708/9188 Total Votes 620 GRUENBERG, MAX F., J DEM 620 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:17 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:6 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% HOUSE DISTRICT 20 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 24 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 5 Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 5 Precincts Reporting 7 Times Counted 829/9188 Times Counted 1031/11398 Total Votes 736 Total Votes 918 MOFFATT, WILLIAM M. REP 736 GARDNER, ALBERTA DEM 918

HOUSE DISTRICT 21 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 24 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 6 Number of Precincts 7 Precincts Reporting 6 Precincts Reporting 7 Times Counted 1305/11724 Times Counted 1575/11398 Total Votes 1202 Total Votes 1224 CRAWFORD, HARRY T., DEM 1202 McLEOD, ANDREE REP 1224

HOUSE DISTRICT 21 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 25 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 6 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 6 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 2134/11724 Times Counted 1147/10699 Total Votes 1847 Total Votes 1048 GONNASON, JEFF REP 1847 CROFT, ERIC DEM 1048

HOUSE DISTRICT 22 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 26 (C) C Total Total Number of Precincts 8 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 8 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 1069/10308 Times Counted 55/11807 Total Votes 975 Total Votes 41 CISSNA, SHARON M. DEM 975 KARPINSKI, LEONARD LIB 41

HOUSE DISTRICT 22 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 26 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 8 Number of Precincts 9 Precincts Reporting 8 Precincts Reporting 9 Times Counted 1213/10308 Times Counted 1722/11807 Total Votes 994 Total Votes 1671 RYAN, MIKE REP 994 BERKOWITZ, ETHAN A. DEM 1596 KARPINSKI, LEONDARD LIB 75 HOUSE DISTRICT 23 (D-C) DC Total HOUSE DISTRICT 26 (R) REP Number of Precincts 9 Total Precincts Reporting 9 Number of Precincts 9 Times Counted 1548/11123 Precincts Reporting 9 Total Votes 1496 Times Counted 2043/11807 COGHLAN, JENA DEM 122 Total Votes 1649 GARA, LES DEM 1374 STRAIT, STEVE REP 1649

HOUSE DISTRICT 23 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 27 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 9 Number of Precincts 6 Precincts Reporting 9 Precincts Reporting 6 Times Counted 1240/11123 Times Counted 980/11128 Total Votes 936 Total Votes 782 GOODMAN, ROBERT A. REP 936 BUCH, ROBERT DEM 782 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:17 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:7 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% HOUSE DISTRICT 27 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 31 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 6 Number of Precincts 8 Precincts Reporting 6 Precincts Reporting 8 Times Counted 2014/11128 Times Counted 1059/12840 Total Votes 1760 Total Votes 922 ROKEBERG, NORMAN REP 1760 PETERSEN, JAMES DEM 922

HOUSE DISTRICT 28 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 31 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 6 Number of Precincts 8 Precincts Reporting 6 Precincts Reporting 8 Times Counted 1115/12070 Times Counted 3322/12840 Total Votes 889 Total Votes 3243 DOWNS, CODY DEM 889 LYNN, BOB REP 1679 WICKERSHAM, KIRK REP 881 HOUSE DISTRICT 28 (R) REP SHAW, LADDIE REP 683 Total Number of Precincts 6 HOUSE DISTRICT 32 (D-C) DC Precincts Reporting 6 Total Times Counted 2515/12070 Number of Precincts 12 Total Votes 2125 Precincts Reporting 12 McGUIRE, LESIL L. REP 2125 Times Counted 1475/13943 Total Votes 1255 HOUSE DISTRICT 29 (D-C) DC MOORE, MATT DEM 1255 Total Number of Precincts 7 HOUSE DISTRICT 32 (R) REP Precincts Reporting 7 Total Times Counted 838/10572 Number of Precincts 12 Total Votes 705 Precincts Reporting 12 TUCK, CHRIS DEM 705 Times Counted 2955/13943 Total Votes 2544 HOUSE DISTRICT 29 (R) REP HAWKER, MIKE REP 2544 Total Number of Precincts 7 HOUSE DISTRICT 33 (D-C) DC Precincts Reporting 7 Total Times Counted 1402/10572 Number of Precincts 6 Total Votes 1222 Precincts Reporting 6 SAMUELS, RALPH REP 1222 Times Counted 886/12091 Total Votes 796 HOUSE DISTRICT 30 (D-C) DC SMALLEY, HAROLD V. DEM 796 Total Number of Precincts 7 HOUSE DISTRICT 33 (R) REP Precincts Reporting 7 Total Times Counted 1079/11456 Number of Precincts 6 Total Votes 881 Precincts Reporting 6 HIGGINS, RACHEL C. DEM 881 Times Counted 3152/12091 Total Votes 2834 HOUSE DISTRICT 30 (R) REP OLSON, KURT E. REP 1333 Total OSBORNE, JOHN G. REP 887 Number of Precincts 7 KROGSENG, MELVA W. REP 293 Precincts Reporting 7 RICHARDS, DAVID REP 321 Times Counted 2084/11456 Total Votes 1850 MEYER, KEVIN REP 1850 STATE OF ALASKA - 2004 PRIMARY ELECTION Date:09/14/04 Time:21:32:17 AUGUST 24, 2004 Page:8 of 8 OFFICIAL RESULTS Registered Voters 457825 - Cards Cast 129145 28.21% Num. Report Precinct 439 - Num. Reporting 439 100.00% HOUSE DISTRICT 34 (R) REP HOUSE DISTRICT 37 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 7 Number of Precincts 22 Precincts Reporting 7 Precincts Reporting 22 Times Counted 3534/12172 Times Counted 784/7577 Total Votes 3028 Total Votes 597 CHENAULT, CHARLES M. REP 3028 NEWMAN, ARTHUR L. REP 597

HOUSE DISTRICT 35 (C) C HOUSE DISTRICT 38 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 11 Number of Precincts 27 Precincts Reporting 11 Precincts Reporting 27 Times Counted 66/12644 Times Counted 1610/7772 Total Votes 53 Total Votes 1538 MARTIN, ED AI 53 KAPSNER, MARY DEM 1538

HOUSE DISTRICT 35 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 39 (D-C) DC Total Total Number of Precincts 11 Number of Precincts 27 Precincts Reporting 11 Precincts Reporting 27 Times Counted 1508/12644 Times Counted 1692/7764 Total Votes 1407 Total Votes 1548 MARTIN, ED AI 213 FOSTER, RICHARD DEM 1548 GERMANO, DEBORAH DEM 1194 HOUSE DISTRICT 40 (D-C) DC HOUSE DISTRICT 35 (R) REP Total Total Number of Precincts 22 Number of Precincts 11 Precincts Reporting 22 Precincts Reporting 11 Times Counted 1427/8466 Times Counted 1798/12644 Total Votes 1329 Total Votes 1515 JOULE, REGGIE DEM 1329 SEATON, PAUL K. REP 1515

HOUSE DISTRICT 36 (R) REP Total Number of Precincts 14 Precincts Reporting 14 Times Counted 2918/10256 Total Votes 2895 LEDOUX, GABRIELLE REP 1464 WHITE, LORNE E. REP 496 OGG, DAN REP 935

HOUSE DISTRICT 37 (D-C) DC Total Number of Precincts 22 Precincts Reporting 22 Times Counted 861/7577 Total Votes 789 MOSES, CARL E. DEM 789 Primary Election Voter Turnout Statehood - 2004

Year Number of % Change In Voter Actual Votes Cast in % of Registered Registered Registration From Primary Election Voters who Voted in Voters Previous Primary Primary Election

1958 46,929* 1960 40,307* 1962 41,140 1964 33,728 1966 53,667 1968 54,589 1970 72,414 1972 57,141 1974 84,585 1976 187,803 55,233 29.4% 1978 224,118 19.3% 108,057 48.2% 1980 242,898 8.4% 102,409 42.2% 1982 241,264 -0.7% 139,133 57.7% 1984 278,443 15.4% 97,837 35.1% 1986 279,743 0.5% 150,768 53.9% 1988 272,420 -2.6% 116,663 42.8% 1990 283,826 4.2% 144,373 50.9% 1992 296,461 4.5% 124,026 41.8% 1994 325,260 9.7% 116,117 35.7% 1996 405,397 24.6% 122,866 30.3% 1998 446,200 10.1% 109,906 24.6% 2000 460,321 3.2% 79,145 17.2% 2002 453,248 -1.6% 114,740 25.3% 2004 457,825 1.1% 129,145 28.2%

Note: The number of registered voters in Alaska from 1958-1974 are unavailable. Therefore, percentages of change in registered voters who voted in Primary Elections before 1976 cannot be determined.

*These numbers are estimates. General Election Voter Turnout Since Statehood

% Change In Actual Votes Number of % of Registered Voter Registration Cast in Year Registered Voters who Voted From Previous General Voters in General General Election Election

1958 50,343 1960 62,177 1962 60,084 1964 68,858 1966 67,361 1968 84,902 1970 82,405 1972 98,581 1974 98,557 1976 207,190 127,877 61.7% 1978 238,434 15.1% 129,705 54.4% 1980 258,742 8.5% 162,653 62.9% 1982 266,224 2.9% 199,358 74.9% 1984 305,262 14.7% 213,173 69.8% 1986 292,274 -4.3% 182,526 62.5% 1988 292,441 0.1% 203,433 69.6% 1990 300,467 2.7% 197,540 65.7% 1992 315,058 4.9% 261,427 83.0% 1994 336,226 6.7% 216,668 64.4% 1996 414,817 23.4% 245,212 59.1% 1998 453,332 9.3% 227,156 50.1% 2000 473,648 4.3% 287,825 60.8% 2002 460,855 -2.7% 232,852 50.5% Note: The numbers of registered voters in Alaska from 1958-1974 are unavailable. Therefore percentages of change in registered voters who voted in General Elections before 1976 cannot be determined. Section 5

Counting, Recounting and Certification of Election Results

· Optical Scan and Hand Count Precincts

· Accu-vote Ballot Counting System Testing and Security

· Absentee and Questioned Voting: Ballots and Counting

· Recount Statutes

· Election Recount History

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us 2004 Optical Scan and Hand Count Precincts

More than 90 percent of the State's voters continue to use optical scan ballot tabulators (AccuVote). The remainder cast their ballots by hand.

There are 439 precincts in Alaska. Of the 439 precincts, 287 are equipped with AccuVote and 152 are hand count ballots. Here is a summary of AccuVote and hand-count precincts by election region for the 2004 elections.

Region I

Southeast, Cordova, Kodiak, Kenai Peninsula, Western Cook Inlet

There are 89 precincts in Region I: 71 AccuVote, 18 hand count.

Region II

Greater Anchorage, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Whittier, and community of Hope

There are 151 precincts in Region II: 150 AccuVote, one hand count.

Region III

Fairbanks and Greater Fairbanks Area, Central and Southern Interior, Valdez

There are 101 precincts in Region III: 56 AccuVote, 45 hand count.

Region IV

Nome, Barrow, the North and West Coasts and the Aleutian Islands

There are 98 precincts in Region IV: 10 AccuVote, 88 hand count. 2004 Optical Scan and Hand Count Precincts Continued

Region 1 Districts 1 – 5; 33 – 36 Southeast Alaska, Cordova, Kodiak Island and the Kenai Peninsula

District 1

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 01-110 KETCHIKAN # 1 AccuVote 01-120 KETCHIKAN # 2 AccuVote 01-130 KETCHIKAN # 3 AccuVote 01-140 NORTH TONGASS NO. 1 AccuVote 01-150 NORTH TONGASS NO. 2 AccuVote 01-160 SAXMAN AccuVote 01-170 SOUTH TONGASS AccuVote 01-180 THORNE BAY AccuVote 01-185 COFFMAN COVE Hand Count

District 2

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 02-210 SITKA NO. 1 AccuVote 02-220 SITKA NO. 2 AccuVote 02-230 HALIBUT POINT AccuVote 02-240 SAWMILL CREEK AccuVote 02-250 PETERSBURG-KUPREANOF AccuVote 02-260 WRANGELL AccuVote 02-285 PELICAN – ELFIN COVE Hand Count 02-295 PORT ALEXANDER Hand Count

District 3

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 03-300 DOUGLAS AccuVote 03-310 JUNEAU NO. 1 AccuVote 03-320 JUNEAU NO. 2 AccuVote 03-330 JUNEAU NO. 3 AccuVote 03-340 JUNEAU NO. 4 AccuVote 03-350 JUNEAU AIRPORT AREA AccuVote 03-360 LEMON CREEK AccuVote 03-370 NORTH DOUGLAS AccuVote 03-380 SALMON CREEK AccuVote 03-390 SWITZER CREEK AccuVote District 4

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 04-410 MENDENHALL VALLEY NO. 1 AccuVote 04-420 MENDENHALL VALLEY NO. 2 AccuVote 04-430 MENDENHALL VALLEY NO. 3 AccuVote 04-440 MENDENHALL VALLEY NO. 4 AccuVote 04-450 AUKE BAY-FRITZ COVE AccuVote 04-460 LYNN CANAL AccuVote

District 5

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 05-500 ANGOON AccuVote 05-502 CORDOVA AccuVote 05-504 CRAIG AccuVote 05-506 GUSTAVUS AccuVote 05-510 HAINES NO. 1 AccuVote 05-512 HAINES HIGHWAY AccuVote 05-514 HOONAH AccuVote 05-516 HYDABURG AccuVote 05-518 KAKE AccuVote 05-525 KASAAN Hand Count 05-530 KLAWOCK AccuVote 05-535 KLUKWAN Hand Count 05-540 METLAKATLA AccuVote 05-545 N PRINCE OF WALES IS Hand Count 05-550 SKAGWAY AccuVote 05-555 TATITLEK Hand Count 05-565 TENAKEE Hand Count 05-570 YAKUTAT AccuVote

District 33

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 33-700 CENTRAL AccuVote 33-710 KENAI NO. 1 AccuVote 33-720 KENAI NO. 2 AccuVote 33-730 KENAI NO. 3 AccuVote 33-740 K BEACH AccuVote 33-750 SOLDOTNA AccuVote

District 34

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 34-810 FUNNY RIVER AccuVote 34-820 KASILOF AccuVote 34-830 MACKEY LAKE AccuVote 34-840 NIKISKI AccuVote 34-850 NINILCHIK AccuVote 34-870 SALAMATOFF AccuVote 34-880 STERLING AccuVote

District 35

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 35-010 HOMER NO. 1 AccuVote 35-020 HOMER NO. 2 AccuVote 35-030 ANCHOR POINT AccuVote 35-040 BEAR CREEK AccuVote 35-050 COOPER LANDING AccuVote 35-060 DIAMOND RIDGE AccuVote 35-070 KACHEMAK BAY AccuVote 35-080 KACH CITY - FRITZ CR AccuVote 35-090 MOOSE PASS AccuVote 35-095 SELDOVIA AccuVote 35-098 SEWARD AccuVote

District 36

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 36-605 CHINIAK Hand Count 36-608 FLATS AccuVote 36-615 KODIAK ISLAND SOUTH Hand Count 36-618 KODIAK NO. 1 AccuVote 36-620 KODIAK NO. 2 AccuVote 36-622 MISSION ROAD AccuVote 36-625 OLD HARBOR Hand Count 36-635 OUZINKIE Hand Count 36-645 PORT LIONS Hand Count 36-655 ILIAMNA - NEWHALEN Hand Count 36-665 KOKHANOK - IGIUGIG Hand Count 36-675 LEVELOCK Hand Count 36-685 NONDALTON Hand Count 36-695 PEDRO BAY Hand Count

Region II Districts 13-32 Greater Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Municipality of Anchorage, City of Whittier, Community of Hope

District 13

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 13-005 FISHHOOK AccuVote 13-010 GREATER PALMER AccuVote 13-015 LAKES AccuVote 13-020 MAT-SU CAMPUS AccuVote 13-025 PALMER, CITY AccuVote 13-033 PALMER FISHHOOK AccuVote 13-035 PIONEER PEAK AccuVote 13-040 TRUNK AccuVote 13-045 WALBY LAKE AccuVote

District 14

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 14-050 KINGS LAKE AccuVote 14-055 KNIK AccuVote 14-060 SCHROCK AccuVote 14-065 SEWARD MERIDIAN AccuVote 14-070 WASILLA LAKE AccuVote 14-075 WASILLA NO. 1 AccuVote 14-080 WASILLA NO. 2 AccuVote

District 15

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 15-100 BIG LAKE AccuVote 15-103 HOUSTON, CITY AccuVote 15-105 KNIK-GOOSE BAY AccuVote 15-110 MEADOW LAKES NO. 1 AccuVote 15-115 MEADOW LAKES NO. 2 AccuVote 15-120 SUSITNA AccuVote 15-125 TALKEETNA AccuVote 15-130 TRAPPER CREEK AccuVote 15-135 WILLOW AccuVote

District 16

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 16-140 BUTTE AccuVote 16-145 EKLUTNA AccuVote 16-150 FAIRVIEW AccuVote 16-155 LAZY MOUNTAIN AccuVote 16-160 PETERS CREEK NO. 1 AccuVote 16-165 PETERS CREEK NO. 2 AccuVote 16-170 SNOWSHOE AccuVote 16-175 SPRINGER LOOP AccuVote

District 17

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 17-200 CHUGACH PARK NO. 3 AccuVote 17-205 DWNTWN E. RIVER NO. 1 AccuVote 17-210 DWNTWN E. RIVER NO. 2 AccuVote 17-215 EAGLE RIVER NO. 1 AccuVote 17-220 EAGLE RIVER NO. 2 AccuVote 17-225 MEADOW CREEK NO. 1 AccuVote 17-230 MEADOW CREEK NO. 2 AccuVote

District 18

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 18-235 ELMENDORF AccuVote 18-240 FIRE LAKE AccuVote 18-245 FT RICHARDSON AccuVote 18-250 GOVERNMENT HILL NO. 2 AccuVote 18-255 NORTH MULDOON AccuVote

District 19

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 19-300 CHENEY LAKE AccuVote 19-305 CREEKSIDE PARK AccuVote 19-310 MULDOON NO. 1 AccuVote 19-315 MULDOON NO. 2 AccuVote 19-320 MULDOON NO. 3 AccuVote 19-325 MULDOON NO. 4 AccuVote 19-330 NUNAKA VALLEY AccuVote

District 20

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 20-335 NORTHEAST ANCHORAGE AccuVote 20-340 NORTH MT VIEW NO. 1 AccuVote 20-345 NORTH MT VIEW NO. 2 AccuVote 20-350 SOUTH MT VIEW NO. 1 AccuVote 20-355 WONDER PARK AccuVote

District 21

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 21-400 BAXTER AccuVote 21-405 CHESTER VALLEY AccuVote 21-410 CHUGACH FTHILLS NO. 1 AccuVote 21-415 CHUGACH FTHILLS NO. 2 AccuVote 21-420 REFLECTION LAKE AccuVote 21-425 SCENIC PARK AccuVote

District 22

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 22-430 AIRPORT HEIGHTS NO. 1 AccuVote 22-435 AIRPORT HEIGHTS NO. 2 AccuVote 22-440 COLLEGE GATE AccuVote 22-445 EAST ANCHORAGE AccuVote 22-450 RUSSIAN JACK AccuVote 22-455 SOUTH MT VIEW NO. 2 AccuVote 22-460 UNIVERSITY NO. 1 AccuVote 22-465 UNIVERSITY NO. 2 AccuVote

District 23

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 23-500 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO. 1 AccuVote 23-505 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO. 2 AccuVote 23-510 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO. 3 AccuVote 23-515 DOWNTOWN ANCH NO. 4 AccuVote 23-520 FAIRVIEW AccuVote 23-525 FIREWEED AccuVote 23-530 GOVERNMENT HILL NO. 1 AccuVote 23-535 MERRILL FIELD AccuVote 23-540 ROGERS PARK AccuVote

District 24

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 24-545 EAST DOWLING AccuVote 24-550 FAR N. BICENTENNIAL AccuVote 24-555 MIDTOWN NO. 1 AccuVote 24-560 MIDTOWN NO. 2 AccuVote 24-565 MIDTOWN NO. 3 AccuVote 24-570 TAKU AccuVote 24-575 TUDOR AccuVote

District 25

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 25-600 ARCTIC AccuVote 25-605 CONNERS LAKE AccuVote 25-610 NORTHWOOD AccuVote 25-615 SPENARD NO. 1 AccuVote 25-620 SPENARD NO. 2 AccuVote 25-625 SPENARD NO. 3 AccuVote 25-630 WESTCHESTER NO. 1 AccuVote 25-635 WILLOWCREST NO. 1 AccuVote 25-640 WILLOWCREST NO. 2 AccuVote

District 26

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 26-645 INLET VIEW NO. 1 AccuVote 26-650 INLET VIEW NO. 2 AccuVote 26-655 LAKE HOOD AccuVote 26-660 LAKE SPENARD AccuVote 26-665 TURNAGAIN NO. 1 AccuVote 26-670 TURNAGAIN NO. 2 AccuVote 26-675 TURNAGAIN NO. 3 AccuVote 26-680 TURNAGAIN NO. 4 AccuVote 26-685 WESTCHESTER NO. 2 AccuVote

District 27

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 27-700 DIMOND NO. 1 AccuVote 27-705 JEWEL LAKE NO. 1 AccuVote 27-710 KINCAID AccuVote 27-715 SAND LAKE NO. 1 AccuVote 27-720 SAND LAKE NO. 2 AccuVote 27-725 SAND LAKE NO. 3 AccuVote

District 28

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 28-730 BAYSHORE AccuVote 28-735 CAMPBELL LAKE AccuVote 28-740 JEWEL LAKE NO. 2 AccuVote 28-745 KLATT NO. 1 AccuVote 28-750 OCEANVIEW NO. 1 AccuVote 28-755 SOUTHPORT AccuVote

District 29

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 29-800 CAMPBELL CREEK NO. 1 AccuVote 29-805 CAMPBELL CREEK NO. 2 AccuVote 29-810 CAMPBELL CREEK NO. 3 AccuVote 29-815 DIMOND NO. 2 AccuVote 29-820 DIMOND NO. 3 AccuVote 29-825 INDPNDENCE PARK NO. 1 AccuVote 29-830 INDPNDENCE PARK NO. 2 AccuVote

District 30

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 30-835 ABBOTT LOOP NO. 1 AccuVote 30-840 ABBOTT LOOP NO. 2 AccuVote 30-845 ABBOTT LOOP NO. 3 AccuVote 30-850 ABBOTT LOOP NO. 4 AccuVote 30-855 LAUREL/DOWLING AccuVote 30-860 LORE NO. 1 AccuVote 30-865 LORE NO. 2 AccuVote

District 31

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 31-900 HUFFMAN NO. 1 AccuVote 31-905 HUFFMAN NO. 2 AccuVote 31-910 HUFFMAN NO. 3 AccuVote 31-915 HUFFMAN NO. 4 AccuVote 31-920 HUFFMAN NO. 5 AccuVote 31-925 HUFFMAN NO. 6 AccuVote 31-930 HUFFMAN NO. 7 AccuVote 31-935 HUFFMAN NO. 8 AccuVote

District 32

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 32-940 BEAR VALLEY AccuVote 32-945 CENTENNIAL PARK AccuVote 32-950 CHUGACH PARK NO. 1 AccuVote 32-955 CHUGACH PARK NO. 2 AccuVote 32-960 GIRDWOOD AccuVote 32-965 GOLDEN VIEW AccuVote 32-970 HILAND AccuVote 32-975 HOPE Hand Count 32-980 INDIAN AccuVote 32-985 RABBIT CREEK AccuVote 32-990 STUCKAGAIN HEIGHTS AccuVote 32-995 WHITTIER AccuVote

Region III Districts 6-12 Greater Fairbanks, Interior Alaska, Richardson & Glenn Hwys, Valdez

District 6

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 06-505 ALLAKAKET Hand Count 06-510 ANIAK Hand Count 06-515 ANVIK Hand Count 06-520 ARCTIC VILLAGE Hand Count 06-525 BEAVER Hand Count 06-530 BETTLES Hand Count 06-533 CENTRAL Hand Count 06-537 CHISTOCHINA Hand Count 06-540 CHUATHBALUK Hand Count 06-542 CIRCLE Hand Count 06-543 COPPER CENTER AccuVote 06-545 CROOKED CREEK Hand Count 06-546 DELTANA AccuVote 06-547 DOT LAKE Hand Count 06-550 EAGLE Hand Count 06-555 FORT YUKON Hand Count 06-557 GAKONA Hand Count 06-560 GALENA Hand Count 06-565 GRAYLING Hand Count 06-570 HOLY CROSS Hand Count 06-575 HUGHES Hand Count 06-580 HUSLIA Hand Count 06-590 KALTAG Hand Count 06-593 KENNY LAKE AccuVote 06-595 KOYUKUK Hand Count 06-605 MANLEY HOT SPRINGS Hand Count 06-607 MARSHALL Hand Count 06-610 MCGRATH Hand Count 06-613 MENTASTA Hand Count 06-615 MINTO Hand Count 06-620 NENANA AccuVote 06-625 NIKOLAI Hand Count 06-627 NORTHWAY Hand Count 06-630 NULATO Hand Count 06-650 RUBY Hand Count 06-655 RUSSIAN MISSION Hand Count 06-660 SHAGELUK Hand Count 06-665 SLEETMUTE Hand Count 06-675 STEVENS VILLAGE Hand Count 06-680 TAKOTNA Hand Count 06-683 TANACROSS Hand Count 06-685 TANANA Hand Count 06-687 TETLIN Hand Count 06-688 TOK AccuVote 06-695 TYONEK Hand Count 06-700 VENETIE Hand Count

District 7

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 07-210 CHATANIKA AccuVote 07-225 FARMERS LOOP AccuVote 07-230 FOX AccuVote 07-235 GOLDSTREAM NO. 1 AccuVote 07-240 SHANLY AccuVote 07-245 STEELE CREEK/GILMORE AccuVote 07-250 STEESE EAST AccuVote 07-255 STEESE WEST AccuVote 07-260 TWO RIVERS AccuVote

District 8

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 08-100 ANDERSON Hand Count 08-110 CANTWELL Hand Count 08-115 CHENA AccuVote 08-120 CLEAR Hand Count 08-125 DENALI PARK Hand Count 08-130 ESTER AccuVote 08-132 GEIST AccuVote 08-134 GOLDSTREAM NO. 2 AccuVote 08-136 HEALY AccuVote 08-138 PIKE AccuVote 08-140 UNIVERSITY CAMPUS AccuVote 08-143 UNIVERSTIY HILLS AccuVote 08-145 UNIVERSITY WEST AccuVote

District 9

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 09-305 AIRPORT AccuVote 09-310 AURORA AccuVote 09-320 FAIRBANKS NO. 1 AccuVote 09-330 FAIRBANKS NO. 3 AccuVote 09-335 FAIRBANKS NO. 4 AccuVote 09-340 FAIRBANKS NO. 5 AccuVote 09-345 FAIRBANKS NO. 6 AccuVote 09-350 FAIRBANKS NO. 7 AccuVote 09-353 FAIRBANKS NO. 10 AccuVote

District 10

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 10-325 FAIRBANKS NO. 2 AccuVote 10-355 FAIRBANKS NO. 8 AccuVote 10-360 FAIRBANKS NO. 9 AccuVote 10-365 FORT WAINWRIGHT AccuVote 10-367 LAKEVIEW AccuVote

District 11

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 11-400 BADGER NO. 1 AccuVote 11-405 BADGER NO. 2 AccuVote 11-410 CHENA LAKES AccuVote 11-415 MOOSE CREEK AccuVote 11-420 NEWBY AccuVote 11-425 NORTH POLE AccuVote 11-430 PLACK AccuVote 11-435 RICHARDSON AccuVote

District 12

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 12-010 BIG DELTA AccuVote 12-020 DELTA JUNCTION AccuVote 12-025 EIELSON AccuVote 12-030 FARM LOOP AccuVote 12-031 GLENNALLEN AccuVote 12-035 SALCHA AccuVote 12-043 SHEEP MOUNTAIN AccuVote 12-047 SUTTON AccuVote 12-050 VALDEZ NO. 1 AccuVote 12-055 VALDEZ NO. 2 AccuVote 12-060 VALDEZ NO. 3 AccuVote

Region IV Districts 37-40 Nome, Barrow, The North & West Coasts & the Aleutian Islands

District 37

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 37-700 AKUTAN Hand Count 37-702 ALEKNAGIK Hand Count 37-704 ALEUTIANS NO. 1 Hand Count 37-706 ALEUTIANS NO. 2 AccuVote 37-708 CHIGNIKS Hand Count 37-710 CLARKS POINT Hand Count 37-712 COLD BAY Hand Count 37-714 DILLINGHAM AccuVote 37-716 EGEGIK – PILOT POINT Hand Count 37-718 EKWOK Hand Count 37-720 KING COVE Hand Count 37-722 KING SALMON Hand Count 37-724 KOLIGANEK Hand Count 37-726 MANOKOTAK Hand Count 37-728 NAKNEK Hand Count 37-730 NEW STUYAHOK Hand Count 37-732 PORT HEIDEN Hand Count 37-734 SAND POINT Hand Count 37-736 SOUTH NAKNEK Hand Count 37-738 ST. GEORGE ISLAND Hand Count 37-740 ST. PAUL ISLAND Hand Count 37-742 TOGIAK Hand Count

District 38

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 38-800 AKIACHAK Hand Count 38-802 AKIAK Hand Count 38-804 ATMAUTLUAK Hand Count 38-806 BETHEL NO. 1 AccuVote 38-808 BETHEL NO. 2 AccuVote 38-810 BETHEL NO. 3 AccuVote 38-812 CHEFORNAK Hand Count 38-814 EEK Hand Count 38-816 GOODNEWS BAY Hand Count 38-818 KALSKAG Hand Count 38-820 KASIGLUK Hand Count 38-822 KIPNUK Hand Count 38-824 KONGIANAK Hand Count 38-826 KWETHLUK Hand Count 38-828 KWIGILLINGOK Hand Count 38-830 LOWER KALSKAG Hand Count 38-832 MEKORYUK Hand Count 38-834 NAPAKIAK Hand Count 38-836 NAPASKIAK Hand Count 38-838 NEWTOK Hand Count 38-840 NIGHTMUTE Hand Count 38-842 NUNAPITCHUK Hand Count 38-844 QUINHAGAK Hand Count 38-846 TOKSOOK BAY Hand Count 38-848 TULUKSAK Hand Count 38-850 TUNTUTULIAK Hand Count 38-852 TUNUNAK Hand Count

District 39

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 39-900 ALAKANUK Hand Count 39-902 BREVIG MISSION Hand Count 39-904 CHEVAK Hand Count 39-906 DIOMEDE Hand Count 39-908 ELIM Hand Count 39-910 EMMONAK Hand Count 39-912 GAMBELL Hand Count 39-914 GOLOVIN Hand Count 39-916 HOOPER BAY Hand Count 39-918 KOTLIK Hand Count 39-920 KOYUK Hand Count 39-922 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE Hand Count 39-924 NOME NO. 1 AccuVote 39-926 NOME NO. 2 AccuVote 39-928 NUNAM IQUA Hand Count 39-930 PILOT STATION Hand Count 39-932 PITKAS POINT Hand Count 39-934 SAVOONGA Hand Count 39-936 SCAMMON BAY Hand Count 39-938 SHAKTOOLIK Hand Count 39-940 ST. MARY'S Hand Count 39-942 ST. MICHAEL Hand Count 39-944 STEBBINS Hand Count 39-946 TELLER Hand Count 39-948 UNALAKLEET Hand Count 39-950 WALES Hand Count 39-952 WHITE MOUNTAIN Hand Count

District 40

District-Precinct Name Type of Count 40-002 AMBLER Hand Count 40-004 ANAKTUVIK PASS Hand Count 40-006 ATQASUK Hand Count 40-008 BARROW AccuVote 40-010 BROWERVILLE AccuVote 40-012 BUCKLAND Hand Count 40-014 DEERING Hand Count 40-016 KAKTOVIK Hand Count 40-018 KIANA Hand Count 40-020 KIVALINA Hand Count 40-022 KOBUK Hand Count 40-024 KOTZEBUE AccuVote 40-026 NOATAK Hand Count 40-028 NOORVIK Hand Count 40-030 NUIQSUT Hand Count 40-032 POINT HOPE Hand Count 40-034 POINT LAY Hand Count 40-036 PRUDHOE BAY Hand Count 40-038 SELAWIK Hand Count 40-040 SHISHMAREF Hand Count 40-042 SHUNGNAK Hand Count 40-044 WAINWRIGHT Hand Count Alaska Division of Elections - Accu-Vote Ballot Counting System Testing and Security

Federal Elections Division of Elections employee programs election 1. Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board prepares logic and accuracy test ballots for each Commission certified parameters - No Global Elections Management house district. .. updates to Global Elections System software updates allowed once Management System programming commences. 2. Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board performs the logic and accuracy test on each software uploaded to the memory card that will be used during the election using the prepared test ballots. Global Elections Management System .. ~ 3. Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board verifies the results from each memory card's logic programming computer in V '1 and accuracy test match the pre-determined results from the test ballots and certifies the Director's Office. Election parameters are downloaded onto Accu-Vote memory card for election use. memory cards for each precinct ..t and for absentee and 4. If the logic and accuracy test was successful, the Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board seals the memory cards and test ballots into marked envelopes for each district. Alaska vendor prints official ballots questioned ballots. and test ballots once election parameters are programmed. AS 15.20.900 } 5. Memory cards and test ballots are sent to Regional Election Supervisors. 1. Election Supervisors present sealed memory cards and test ballots to Bi-Partisan Regional Accu-Vote Board. Bi-Partisan Regional Accu-Vote Board performs logic and accuracy test on each precinct memory card in the Accu-Vote unit that will be used in the precinct. The Bi-Partisan Regional Accu-Vote Board verifies the test results match the test results from the Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board test.

2. Bi-Partisan Regional Accu-Vote Board places the memory card in election mode and seals the memory card in the Accu-Vote unit with a numbered seal. The seal number and the Accu-Vote unit serial number are recorded on the logic and accuracy report log.

AS 15.20.900 6 MC 25.030 6 MC 25.045 ~ 1. Accu-Vote unit is received by the Bi-Partisan Precinct Election Board. 1. Precinct materials are returned to Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review When Bi-Partisan 2. Before polls open on Election Day, election board turns on Accu-Vote and prints Board for use during election certification. State Ballot Review election results to verify all are zero. Board completes ~ 2. Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board compares the ballot 1 ballot review, 3. When polls close, election board runs Olendercard" through Accu-Vote to end the statement for each precinct and verifies the number of voters , Director of Elections election. Election board prints election results and also transmits the results via voting in each precinct matches the number of ballots cast. Any certifies the election. telepbone. discrepancies are noted. AS 15.15.450 4. Memory card, printed results, and Accu-Vote unit are returned to the Division of 3. Bi-Partisan State Ballot Review Board verifies the number of Elections. absentee and questioned ballots counted matches the number on the absentee and questioned ballot audit reports. 6 AAC 25.030 Absentee and Questioned Voting Ballots and Counting

Hot Reporting Dates

Tuesday, November 2, Election Day Absentee ballot count, election night

Tuesday, November 17 Absentee and questioned ballot count

Close Race Policy

The Division of Elections’ first priority is to protect the integrity of the electoral process and to ensure that every absentee and questioned ballot receives thorough review to determine eligibility. It is the policy that all absentee and questioned ballots will be reviewed and processed by district in date order as they are received. Close races will be processed in accordance to this policy.

Absentee Voting

Alaska law allows voters to vote absentee four ways: in person, by mail, through special needs or by fax. The Division of Elections encourages participation through every possible avenue whether by voting absentee or through the traditional voting in person at the polls on Election Day.

Under Alaska law, voters may vote absentee for any reason. They do not have to be away from the polls on Election Day in order to vote this way. Absentee voting begins 15 days before an election, and voters may vote absentee in person or they may apply to vote absentee by mail.

Ballots for all 40 election districts are available at the regional election offices (Juneau, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Nome) and at absentee voting stations around the state once the absentee voting process begins. Ballots for individual election districts are available at some city clerks' offices, legislative information offices and numerous other locations through Absentee Voting Officials. Details about absentee voting are available on the division's web site: www.elections.state.ak.us.

Questioned Ballot Voting

If a voter's name does not appear on the precinct register when he or she goes to the polls, election workers will ask the voter to vote a questioned ballot. Most people who vote questioned ballots are voting out of their precincts as a matter of convenience or because they changed their voter registration after the registration cutoff date. Some people vote questioned ballots because they registered too late or are not registered at all. Voters may also be asked to vote a questioned ballot if they do not have identification and are not known, personally, by the election board. They might, in addition, be asked to vote a questioned ballot if another person, having good reason, questions their qualifications as a voter.

Questioned voters sign a questioned voter register rather than the precinct register at the polls. After they vote, their ballots are placed in special security envelopes. After a Questioned Review Board has reviewed all questioned-ballot information appearing on the envelope, a determination is made as to whether to count the ballot.

Counting Absentee and Questioned Ballots

Regional elections offices begin counting absentee ballots on election night. They then count again on the 10th day following the election. Statutory deadline for receiving and counting is 15 days following the election.

In recent years, the number of questioned ballots has dramatically increased. Because of this, state regulations now allow the division to schedule counting on the sixth day following an election (the next Monday), if needed, but only after questioned ballot information from an entire district has first been reviewed by a Questioned Review Board.

Special Needs Voting

A qualified voter who experiences a disability may apply for an absentee ballot through a personal representative who will bring the ballot to the voter. Ballots are available 15 days before the election at any regional elections office or from absentee voting officials.

Absentee Voting by Fax

Absentee voting by fax, also available 15 days before an election, is a voter's last alternative to casting a ballot, primarily because the voter waives a portion of his or her right to a secret ballot by voting this way. Voters must complete an absentee by-fax application before voting this way. Alaska Statutes, Title 15, Article 2 ELECTION RECOUNTS

The Division of Elections has included on this page and the following pages, sections in Title 15 that pertain to the election recount process. Election recounts take place from time to time.

Sec. 15.20.430. Authorization of recount application.

(a) A defeated candidate or 10 qualified voters who believe there has been a mistake made by an election official or by the counting board in counting the votes in an election, may file an application within five days after the completion of the state review to the director for a recount of the votes from any particular precinct or any house district and for any particular office, proposition, or question. However, the application may be filed only within three days after the completion of the state review after the general election for a recount of votes cast for the offices of governor and lieutenant governor. If there is a tie vote as provided in AS 15.15.460 , the director shall initiate the recount and give notice to the interested parties as provided in AS 15.20.470.

(b) The date on which the director receives an application rather than the date of mailing or transmission determines whether the application is filed within the time allowed under (a) of this section. If the actual physical delivery by telegram of a copy in substance of the statements made in the application for recount is received in the office of the director at or before 5:00 p.m. Alaska Standard time on the due date, the application will be accepted; providing the original signed application is postmarked at or before 5:00 p.m. Alaska Standard time of the same day.

Sec. 15.20.440. Form of application.

(a) The application shall state in substance the basis of the belief that a mistake has been made, the particular election precinct or election district for which the recount is to be held, the particular office, proposition, or question for which the recount is to be held, and that the person making the application is a candidate or that the 10 persons making the application are qualified voters. The candidate or persons making the application shall designate by full name and mailing address two persons who shall represent the applicant and be present and assist during the recount. Any person may be named representative, including the candidate or any person signing the application. Applications by 10 qualified voters shall also include the designation of one of the number as chair. The candidate or persons making the application shall sign the application and shall print or type their full name and mailing address.

(b) Candidates, political parties, or organized groups having a direct interest in a recount and who are seeking to protect their interests during a recount may provide, at their own expense, two or more observers to witness the recount.

Sec. 15.20.450. Requirement of deposit.

The application must include a deposit in cash, by certified check, or by bond with a surety approved by the director. The amount of the deposit is $300 for each precinct, $750 for each house district, and $10,000 for the entire state. If the recount includes an office for which candidates received a tie vote, or the difference between the number of votes cast was 20 or less or was less than .5 percent of the total number of votes cast for the two candidates for the contested office, or a question or proposition for which there was a tie vote on the issue, or the difference between the number of votes cast in favor of or opposed to the issue was 20 or less or was less than.5 percent of the total votes cast in favor of or opposed to the issue, the application need not include a deposit, and the state shall bear the cost of the recount. If, on the recount, a candidate other than the candidate who received the original election certificate is declared elected, or if the vote on recount is determined to be four percent or more in excess of the vote reported by the state review for the candidate applying for the recount or in favor of or opposed to the question or proposition as stated in the application, the entire deposit shall be refunded. If the entire deposit is not refunded, the director shall refund any money remaining after the cost of the recount has been paid from the deposit.

Sec. 15.20.460. Determination of date of recount.

If the director determines that the application is substantially in the required form, the director shall fix the date of the recount to be held within three days after the receipt of an application requesting a recount of the general election votes cast for the office of governor and lieutenant governor and within five days after the receipt of an application requesting a recount for any other office, question, or proposition.

Sec. 15.20.470. Requirement of notice.

The director shall give the candidate or designated chairperson signing the application, the two or more persons appointed to represent the applicant during the recount, and other directly interested parties, notice of the time and place of the recount by certified mail, telegraph, telephone, or facsimile.

Sec. 15.20.480. Procedure for recount.

In conducting the recount, the director shall review all ballots, whether the ballots were counted at the precinct or by computer or by the district absentee counting board or the questioned ballot counting board, to determine which ballots, or part of ballots, were properly marked and which ballots are to be counted in the recount, and shall check the accuracy of the original count, the precinct certificate, and the review. The director shall count absentee ballots received before the completion of the recount. For administrative purposes, the director may join and include two or more applications in a single review and count of votes. The rules in AS 15.15.360 governing the counting of ballots shall be followed in the recount when a ballot is challenged on the basis of a question regarding the voter's intent to vote for the candidate, proposition, or question. The ballots and other election material must remain in the custody of the director during the recount, and the highest degree of care shall be exercised to protect the ballots against alteration or mutilation. The recount shall be completed within 10 days. The director may employ additional personnel necessary to assist in the recount. Sec. 15.20.490. Certification of results.

If it is determined by recount that the plurality of votes was cast for a candidate, the director shall issue a certificate of election or nomination to the elected or nominated candidate as determined by the recount. If it is determined by the recount that a proposition or question should be certified as having received the required vote, the director shall so certify except that the lieutenant governor shall so certify if the proposition or question involves an initiative, a referendum, or a constitutional amendment.

Sec. 15.20.500. Authorization for expanding recount. [Repealed, Sec. 6 ch 26 SLA 1966].

Sec. 15.20.510. Provision for appeal to courts.

A candidate or any person who requested a recount who has reason to believe an error has been made in the recount (1) involving any question or proposition or the validity of any ballot may appeal to the superior court in accordance with applicable court rules governing appeals in civil matters, and (2) involving candidates for the legislature or Congress or the office of governor and lieutenant governor may appeal to the supreme court in accordance with rules as may be adopted by the court. Appeal shall be filed within five days of the completion of the recount. Upon order of the court, the director shall furnish the record of the recount taken, including all ballots, registers, and other election material and papers pertaining to the election contest. The appeal shall be heard by the court sitting without a jury. The inquiry in the appeal shall extend to the questions whether or not the director has properly determined what ballots, parts of ballots, or marks for candidates on ballots are valid, and to which candidate or division on the question or proposition the vote should be attributed. The court shall enter judgment either setting aside, modifying, or affirming the action of the director on recount.

Sec. 15.20.520. Provision for appeal to legislature or Congress.

A candidate or persons who requested a recount, who have reason to believe an error has been made in the recount involving a candidate for the general election for the state legislature or Congress, may appeal to the chamber in which the candidate seeks membership in accordance with applicable rules of the legislature or Congress. Upon request of the legislature or Congress, the director shall furnish the record of the recount taken including all ballots, registers, and other election material and papers pertaining to the election contest.

Sec. 15.20.530. Determination of tie votes.

If after a recount and appeal two or more candidates tie in having the highest number of votes for the same office, the director shall notify the candidates who are tied. The director shall notify the candidates of a reasonably suitable time and place to determine the successful candidate by lot. After the determination has been made by lot, the director shall so certify. Election Recounts

That Broke a Tie or Changed the Election Results

ELECTION & CANDIDATES ORIGINAL RESULTS RECOUNT RESULTS

1958 - Senate District B (2 year term) William K. Boardman * 1953 1947 W.O. “Bo” Smith * * 1953 1949

1972 Primary - House District 15 Gertrude B. “Bergie” Leen (R) 171 175 R. J. Murran (R) * 171 187

1978 General - Senate District F Tim Kelly (R) * 4409 4437 Ed Willis (D) 4413 4432

1998 General – House District 36 Irene K. Nicholia (D) 2319 2319 Carl M. Morgan, Jr. (R) * 2319 2325 *The tie between Boardman & Smith was resolved following a recount and a vote by the State Senate on January 28, 1959, in favor of Smith. * This candidate won the particular seat in the election.

That Upheld the Certified Election Results

PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND CANDIDATES 1974 Primary – House District 16: Nels A. Anderson (D)*, Joe McGill (D) 1978 Primary – Governor: Jay Hammond (R)*, Chancy Croft (D), Edward Merdes (D), Walter Hickel (R) 1982 Primary – Senate District J: David McCracken (R)*, Jack Goddard 1982 Primary – House District 23: Daniel E. Fondell (R)*, Diane T. Hemnes (R) 1982 Primary – House District 24: F. Kay Wallace (R)*, Bob Juettner (R) 1984 Primary – House District 12: Mary Ratcliff (D)*, Henry Lancaster (D), Bob Childers (D) 1984 Primary – House District 14: Marco Pignalberi (R)*, Ramona Barnes (R) 1986 Primary – Senate District F, Seat B: Jan Faiks (R)*, Arndt Von Hippel (R) 1992 Primary – House District 32: Al Vezey (R)*, Urban Rahoi (R), Joe Ryan (R) 1996 Primary – House District 21: Ann Spohnholz (D)*, Sharon M. Cissna (D) 1998 Primary – House District 31: Valerie Therrien (D)*, Tonya Brown (D) 1998 Primary – Senate District R: Scott Smith (R)*, Phyllis Tate (R) Election Recounts

That Upheld the Certified Election Results

GENERAL ELECTIONS AND CANDIDATES 1972 General - House District 10: Willard L. Bowman (D), Richard L. McVeigh (D), Leo Schachle (R) 1974 General – Governor/Lt. Governor: Jay S. Hammond/Lowell Thomas, Jr. (R)*, William A. “Bill” Egan/H.A. “Red” Boucher (D), Joseph E. Vogler/Wayne M. Peppler (AIP) 1974 General – House District 18: Jimmy Huntington (R)*, Martin Moore (D) 1976 General - House District 9: Joe McKinnon (D)*, Tom Weiss (R) 1976 General - House District 16: Nels Anderson (D)*, Joe McGill (D) 1980 General - House District 6: Pat Carney (D)*, Max Elliot (R) 1980 General - House District 7: Mike Beirne (R)*, Virginia dal Piaz (D) 1980 General - House District 9: Thelma Buchholdt (D)*, Jim Kubitz (D) 1980 General - House District 13: Hugh Malone (D)*, Milo Fritz (R) 1980 General - House District 16: Joseph Chuckwuk (D)*, Dan O’Hara (R) 1980 General - House District 20: Sally Smith (D)*, Niilo Emil Koponen (D) 1982 General - Senate District D: Paul Fischer (R)*, Philip J. Smith (D) 1982 General - House District 12: Rick Uehling (R)*, Virginia dal Piaz (D) 1984 General - House District 5 Seat A: Mike Navarre (D)*, John Davis (L), Merril Sikorski (R) 1990 General - House District 13 Seat B: Terry Martin (R)*, Ann Spohnholz (D) 1992 General - House District 1: William Williams (D)*, Carrol Fader (R) 1992 General - House District 11: Jim Nordlund (D)*, Norman Rokeberg (R) 1994 General - Governor/Lt. Governor: Tony Knowles/Fran Ulmer (D)*, Jim Campbell/Mike Miller (R) 1996 General - House District 13: Berkowitz, Ethan (D)*, Sullivan, Casey (R) 1996 General - House District 21: Ryan, Joe (R)*, Morgan, Barbara J. (NL) 1998 General - House District 35: John L. Harris (R)*, Thomas Van Brocklin (D) 2002 General - House District 32: Mike Hawker (R), Patricia Abney

* This candidate won the particular seat in the election. Section 6

Write-In Candidates

· Write-In Candidates on General Election Ballot

Remember to check the Division of Elections' Internet home page for information.

www.elections.state.ak.us Write-In Candidates

By law, there is no provision for write-in candidates in a state Primary Election. However, the law does provide for write-in candidates in a General Election. An amendment to the law became effective July 1, 2000 requiring that write-in candidates file a Notice of Intent to run no later than five days before the general election. The Director of Elections certifies the write-in candidacies at the time of that deadline.

Alaska Statutes, Title 15, Chapter 25 (New requirements for Write-in candidates)

Sec. 15.25.105. Write-in candidates. (a) If a candidate does not appear on the primary election ballot or is not successful in advancing to the general election and wishes to be a candidate in the general election, the candidate may file as a write-in candidate. Votes for a write-in candidate may not be counted unless that candidate has filed a letter of intent with the director stating

(1) the full name of the candidate;

(2) the full residence address of the candidate and the date on which residency at that address began;

(3) the full mailing address of the candidate;

(4) the name of the political party or political group of which the candidate is a member, if any;

(5) if the candidate is for the office of state senator or state representative, the house or senate district of which the candidate is a resident;

(6) the office that the candidate seeks;

(7) the date of the election at which the candidate seeks election;

(8) the length of residency in the state and in the house district of the candidate;

(9) the name of the candidate as the candidate wishes it to be written on the ballot by the voter;

(10) that the candidate meets the specific citizenship requirements of the office for which the person is a candidate;

(11) that the candidate will meet the specific age requirements of the office for which the person is a candidate by the time that the candidate, if elected, is sworn into office;

(12) that the candidate is a qualified voter as required by law; and (13) that the candidate is not a candidate for any other office to be voted on at the general election and that the candidate is not a candidate for this office under any other nominating petition or declaration of candidacy.

(b) If a write-in candidate is running for the office of governor, the candidate must file a joint letter of intent together with a candidate for lieutenant governor. Both candidates must be of the same political party or group.

(c) A letter of intent under (a) of this section must be filed not later than five days before the general election.

Alaska Statutes, Title 15, Chapter 15 Elections, Ballots, and Term Limits (Explains counting Write-in ballots)

Sec. 15.15.360. Rules for counting ballots.

(a) The election board shall count ballots according to the following rules:

(1) A voter may mark a ballot only by filling in, making "X" marks, diagonal, horizontal, or vertical marks, solid marks, stars, circles, asterisks, checks, or plus signs that are clearly spaced in the oval opposite the name of the candidate, proposition, or question that the voter desires to designate.

(2) A failure to properly mark a ballot as to one or more candidates does not itself invalidate the entire ballot.

(3) If a voter marks fewer names than there are persons to be elected to the office, a vote shall be counted for each candidate properly marked.

(4) If a voter marks more names than there are persons to be elected to the office, the votes for candidates for that office may not be counted.

(5) The mark specified in (1) of this subsection shall be counted only if it is substantially inside the oval provided, or touching the oval so as to indicate clearly that the voter intended the particular oval to be designated.

(6) Improper marks on the ballot may not be counted and do not invalidate marks for candidates properly made.

(7) An erasure or correction invalidates only that section of the ballot in which it appears.

(8) A vote marked for the candidate for President or Vice-President of the United States is considered and counted as a vote for the election of the presidential electors. (9) Write-in votes are not invalidated by writing in the name of a candidate whose name is printed on the ballot unless the election board determines, on the basis of other evidence, that the ballot was so marked for the purpose of identifying the ballot.

(10) In order to vote for a write-in candidate, the voter must write in the candidate's name in the space provided and fill in the oval opposite the candidate's name in accordance with (1) of this subsection.

(11) A vote for a write-in candidate, other than a write-in vote for governor and lieutenant governor, shall be counted if the oval is filled in for that candidate and if the name, as it appears on the write-in declaration of candidacy, of the candidate or the last name of the candidate is written in the space provided.

(12) If the write-in vote is for governor and lieutenant governor, the vote shall be counted if the oval is filled in and the names, as they appear on the write-in declaration of candidacy, of the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor or the last names of the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor, or the name, as it appears on the write-in declaration of candidacy, of the candidate for governor or the last name of the candidate for governor is written in the space provided.

(b) The rules set out in this section are mandatory and there are no exceptions to them. A ballot may not be counted unless marked in compliance with these rules.

(c) [Repealed, Sec. 24 ch 113 SLA 2003].

Sec. 15.15.361. Stickers.

Affixing stickers on a ballot in an election to vote for a write-in candidate is prohibited. State of Alaska Division of Elections PO Box 110017 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0017

ELECTIONS OFFICES:

Director's Office PO Box 110017 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0017 Phone: (907) 465-4611 Region I Elections Office Region II Elections Office (House Districts 1-5; 33-36 ) (House Districts 13-32) 9109 Mendenhall Mall Rd. Ste 3 800 E. Dimond Blvd., Suite 3-580 Juneau, Alaska 99811-0018 Anchorage, Alaska 99515-2045 Phone: (907) 465-3021 Phone: (907) 522-8683

Region III Elections Office Region IV Election Office (House Districts 6-12) (House Districts 37-40) 675 7th Avenue, Suite H-3 103 E. Front Street Fairbanks, Alaska 99701-4594 Nome, Alaska 99762-0577 Phone: (907) 451-2835 Phone: (907) 443-5285

Election information is also available on the Division of Elections’ Internet home page at:

www.elections.state.ak.us