Well, you know, we've got a city election coming up, and there are usually not a lot of people show up for them, and I'd like to encourage people to maybe read about the candidates and see who they'd like to vote for.
It would be really nice to have people.
the kind of turnout we had for the primary election, which was really wonderful.
One of our
best, yeah.
Yeah, it was a great turnout.
I also would like to encourage people to start going to, like, say, alaska.gov, elections.
There's a nice dark sort of teal bar, and it says petitions, which has the ballot measures.
And I would encourage everyone to read up on this – trying to revoke or pull back ranked choice voting.
I can remember being an independent, going to an election, you know, primary, and happened to choose either a Republican ballot or a Democratic ballot.
This
last election, I got to vote for whoever I wanted.
Everyone had Their choice, and they could pick the person they really wanted to vote for.
And we got down to four, and one dropped out.
That was his choice to do.
The people who kept saying before the primaries that they wanted to have everything repealed are now asking the voters to rank them because they don't feel that their party can win if they're not
ranked.
I have read the repeal petition.
It's 35 pages.
It would, in effect, take away the last ballot we voted for, the one where it says we want limits on contributions.
The ballot to repeal ranked choice voting, there's only a page and a half or two pages that talks about repealing that.
There's 33 pages that talk about how They wouldn't have to say who's donating.
There would be no limits.
So you're voting.
Well, you know, we've got a city election coming up, and there are usually not a lot of people show up for them, and I'd like to encourage people to maybe read about the candidates and see who they'd like to vote for.
It would be really nice to have people.
the kind of turnout we had for the primary election, which was really wonderful.
One of our
best, yeah.
Yeah, it was a great turnout.
I also would like to encourage people to start going to, like, say, alaska.gov, elections.
There's a nice dark sort of teal bar, and it says petitions, which has the ballot measures.
And I would encourage everyone to read up on this – trying to revoke or pull back ranked choice voting.
I can remember being an independent, going to an election, you know, primary, and happened to choose either a Republican ballot or a Democratic ballot.
This
last election, I got to vote for whoever I wanted.
Everyone had Their choice, and they could pick the person they really wanted to vote for.
And we got down to four, and one dropped out.
That was his choice to do.
The people who kept saying before the primaries that they wanted to have everything repealed are now asking the voters to rank them because they don't feel that their party can win if they're not
ranked.
I have read the repeal petition.
It's 35 pages.
It would, in effect, take away the last ballot we voted for, the one where it says we want limits on contributions.
The ballot to repeal ranked choice voting, there's only a page and a half or two pages that talks about repealing that.
There's 33 pages that talk about how They wouldn't have to say who's donating.
There would be no limits.
So you're voting.
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