Peltola's lead over Sullivan is narrower in the Alaska Survey Research poll conducted between October 1 and 3. That poll surveyed 1,512 likely voters, with 47 percent choosing Peltola to Sullivan's 45 percent in the first round. Peltola's chances jumped to 51 percent and Sullivan's to 49 percent in the final round.

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Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff pledged to serve out a full six-year term if he wins in November, a commitment that — if he holds to it — would rule out a potential presidential bid in 2028.

Governor Healey, a Democrat, is seeking her second term in office. Mike Minogue is a first time candidate that casts himself as an independent.

Ga., state Rep. Josh Turek of Iowa and former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson each blamed the war with Iran for higher gas, diesel and heating oil prices. Each tied their opponent to President Donald Trump’s decision

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff acknowledged in a New York Times interview that he did not know until recently that the woman had dropped out.

The two major candidates for Alaska’s sole U.S. House seat answered, and sometimes dodged, questions about resource development, the cost of living, climate change and President Trump’s performance.

Democrat Chris Jones said Republican U.S. Rep. French Hill is too closely aligned with President Donald Trump as the two rivals running for a central Arkansas congressional seat that’s gaining

Students and our journalists are grilling the three candidates for school board president on school closings, the budget deficit and controversies dogging the campaign.