Caroline Roberts

Alexander Sweeney received 618 votes and was the lone candidate still actively seeking the one-year seat on the Borough Assembly.

The incumbent, Caroline Roberts, withdrew from the race last month, although her name still appeared on the ballot.

She received 573 votes.

Both incumbent school board members for the Kodiak Island Borough School District were reelected in an uncontested race.

There are still 25 questioned and special needs ballots yet to be certified, along with roughly 700 by-mail ballots that were sent out to villages around the Kodiak Archipelago.

Collectively, they could change the results in the race for three Borough Assembly seats.

Unofficial election results show that out of 512 total votes counted, 65% voted yes on the ballot proposition.

That's 337 votes in favor versus 175 votes against changing the city manager residency requirement.

And Jeremy Williamson, the owner of AIM Maintenance, a general contracting business in Kodiak.

The final candidate is Alexander Sweeney, a commercial underwriter with Umialik Insurance, who filed to run against incumbent Caroline Roberts for the fourth seat with a one-year term on the Assembly.

Roberts told KMXT earlier this month that she is withdrawing from the election, but due to the timing of her decision, she will still be featured on the ballot.

Roberts said she made the decision to withdraw so that she can give more of her time to her family.