Here are the official results in the 2019 municipal election.

As ballots continue to trickle in from Anchorage's second-ever vote-by-mail election, the initial returns unveiled Tuesday in contests for three Assembly and two School Board seats appear likely to hold.

Preliminary results Wednesday showed the $59 million bond proposition was passing by nearly 8,000 votes.

Preliminary election results show that Proposition 9 is failing by a couple thousand votes.

KTVA compiled data from the online campaign financial disclosure forms provided to the Alaska Public Offices Commission as of March 27.

Anchorage municipal voters have another way to return their ballot by April 2 -- Accessible Vote Centers (AVCs) are now open. There are two school board seats, an assembly seat and 11 propositions on the ballot, including a controversial proposed alcohol

On Tuesday night, the Anchorage Assembly voted to approve the Anchorage School District's operating budget for fiscal year 2019-2020, which includes a request for a 1.3 percent property tax increase.

Proposition 3 is a $5.5 million bond proposal that includes money for Anchorage senior centers and libraries.

If Anchorage voters say yes to a five percent tax on alcohol sales, it will cost you more to buy a bottle of wine or a beer at your favorite watering hole.

KTVA asked the candidates for Anchorage School Board to answer questions about key issues in the community. Here are their answers.

KTVA asked the candidates for Anchorage Assembly to answer questions about key issues in the community. Here are their answers.

A new pilot Accessible Vote Center will open at the Muldoon Mall, across from Fred Meyer during the municipal election. 

Nearly two months after the November 30 earthquake, some Anchorage residents are still facing struggles.

The city says the 5 percent tax could raise million of dollars every year to go toward issues surrounding homelessness.

The Division of Elections declared Republican Bart LeBon the winner over Kathryn Dodge in a Nov. 30 recount.

Matt Shuckerow, currently Sen. Dan Sullivan's deputy communications director and spokesperson, will start his new job with the governor on Jan. 2.

Gail Fenumiai’s return to the state Division of Elections’ top job was announced Friday by Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer’s office.

Governor Mike Dunleavy met with President Trump on Thursday, Dec. 13. During the meeting, Dunleavy thanked the President for his encouragement and offer of federal assistance after November's 7.0 quake.

The Alaska Supreme Court has weighed in against a Democratic candidate's request to consider materials in a Fairbanks race which could sway control of the state House to a GOP majority.

The state's 12th governor has tapped a Parnell-era division head within Fish and Game to lead the department.

Mike Dunleavy discussed Friday's devastating earthquake during his swearing-in ceremony Monday in Kotzebue.

Republican Mike Dunleavy formally became Alaska's newest governor Monday, after being sworn into office in a ceremony that made history.

It's also the first time an Alaska governor has chosen to hold the ceremony in a rural community. 

At 57, Dunleavy has come a long way from Scranton, Pennsylvania where he was raised in a working class family.

Mike Dunleavy will still be sworn in Monday in Noorvik, but will take a nonstop morning flight there from Anchorage.

Kathryn Dodge has until Wednesday to appeal the results to the Alaska Supreme Court

Governor-elect Mike Dunleavy plans to retain Department of Education and Early Development Commissioner Michael Johnson.

The state’s next governor will travel by snowmachine to his wife’s Northwest Alaska hometown before taking the oath of office next week.

A letter to governor-elect Mike Dunleavy claims his request "effects a demonstration of loyalty" from more than 1,200 at-will state employees.

The Alaska Senate majority announced Monday it has added a Democrat to its caucus and says they all agree that the budget is the most important task ahead.  

The Alaska Division of Elections certified the results of this month’s general election Monday, even as it works on the final outcome of a key House race in Fairbanks.

Alaska’s incoming governor added three new commissioners Monday to his roster of cabinet staff, also tapping Outside talent to manage the state's budget.

The Division of Elections says it hopes to certify the Nov. 6 races on Monday while the House race between Bart LeBon and Democrat Kathryn Dodge may require a re-count to determine a winner.

Governor-elect Mike Dunleavy has named John MacKinnon Alaska’s next transportation commissioner.

The two candidates each have 2,661 votes in race that could have implications over who controls the House for the next two years.

Sen. Cathy Giessel of Anchorage was named to serve as president Sunday evening.

Scott Kawasaki is poised to be the lone Democrat to flip a Republican seat; meanwhile, Republicans are hoping Bart Lebon can hold off Kathryn Dodge while holding a slim House majority.

A key race in Fairbanks could flip leadership of the Alaska House after new results this week from the Division of Elections show Democrat Kathryn Dodge now leading Republican Bart LeBon by 10 votes.

Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy continues building his cabinet by naming Corri Feige as Department of Natural Resources.

Democrat Scott Kawasaki has a 152-vote lead over incumbent Sen. Pete Kelly in a Senate race; meanwhile Democrat Kathryn Dodge had a slim lead over Republican Bart LeBon in a House race.

Governor-elect Mike Dunleavy will visit his wife’s hometown on the Kobuk River to be sworn in as Alaska’s next governor, he announced Saturday evening.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski made several public appearances in Alaska discussing election results while praising the successful campaign run by Gov.-elect Mike Dunleavy.

In his first public address since becoming the governor-elect, Mike Dunleavy addressed the Alaska Miners Association, re-stating his promise to focus on resource development.

A red wave swept Alaska on Tuesday — according to unofficial results, it appears not only is the state's next governor, a Republican, but leadership in the state House and Senate will be too.

in 2018, voter turnout was the third lowest in the last four races where Alaskans elected a governor

Republicans announced a slim majority to take over when lawmakers return to Juneau in January, but some Democrats say the move is premature.

In a race marked by ballot irregularities in the August primary, incumbent Gabrielle LeDoux holds strong in District 15

Republican Mike Dunleavy took an early lead on Democrat Mark Begich and kept a comfortable margin all night.

After nearly half a century in the U.S. House, Alaska's lone representative is set to remain in Washington D.C.

Republican Mike Dunleavy leads a Republican surge that will reign in the capital city when lawmakers return to Juneau in January.

Results bring an end to an issue that became a high-profile campaign issue for gubernatorial candidates Republican Mike Dunleavy and Mark Begich.

Juneau will see the first wholesale turn over of its legislative representation in decades

With incumbents Grenn and Seaton losing, Republicans appear ready to reclaim House majority.

In September, Judge Corey found himself embroiled in a national controversy that would threaten his future on the bench, after approving the no-jail plea deal in Justin Schneider’s case.

CBS News projects Democrats will take control of the House of Representatives, delivering a major blow to President Trump and the GOP. Republicans, meanwhile, kept control of the Senate.

"They went to look for my name and it was already highlighted and signed for, as if I had already been there to vote," said voter Kenneth Smith.

Following days, weeks and months of partisan rhetoric, a seemingly non-stop onslaught of campaign advertising and some of the highest early voting numbers the state has ever seen — Election Day is finally here. 

Alaska is famous for races decided by a handful of votes. This election is filled with X-factors — so many variables that only voters can supply.

Voters will bring closure to lots of Election Day questions, be it who will serve as new governor, will a Democratic-led caucus retain control of the House and will a salmon habitat ballot measure prevail.

Political newcomer Alyse Galvin is trying to beat longtime Congressional incumbent Don Young.

Supporters and opponents of the Ballot Measure 1 initiative widely disagree on what this measure means for resource development.

A protracted battle over salmon habitat measure now rests in the hands of the electorate

Don Young is trying to to hold onto his congressional seat, as Alyse Galvin hopes to replace the "Dean of the House."

On Tuesday, Alaskans will choose the state's next governor. Whoever prevails at the polls, Gov. Walker has some words of wisdom and warning.

Campaign ads have become relentless as we get down to the wire for Alaska's 2018 election on Tuesday.

Elections workers expect a record turnout when early voting ends Monday.

Guests Tom Hewitt and Matt Buxton join host Rhonda McBride in this online-only discussion about races to watch on Nov. 6.

Thursday night's gubernatorial debate between Republican Mike Dunleavy and Democrat Mark Begich featured a few barbs and doubling down on positions relating the Permanent Fund and crime.

Anchorage state Rep. Les Gara filed a complaint with the Alaska Public Offices Commission over ads that weren't clear about who was funding them.

With five days remaining until voters head to the polls, gubernatorial candidates engage in election season's final debate.

A plea deal that produced no jail time for a midday attack thrust the case into a national spotlight and put an Anchorage judge's retention in question.

The election season's last debate airs Thursday night at 6 on KTVA.

The Permanent Fund Dividend has become a key issue in Alaska's race for governor. In 2016, Gov. Bill Walker became the first governor to ever reduce checks using his veto power.

Everyone in Anchorage can get a free ride to the polls on Election Day, Tuesday Nov. 6. 

Judges do not make the laws, but they are responsible for upholding them. They also may be the most overlooked names on the ballot. 

President Trump and Portugal. The Man are putting their support behind different candidates in Alaska’s governor’s race.

As political advertising continues this election season, Gov. Bill Walker says certain independent expenditure groups are running ads that misrepresent his positions on the issues and released a statement Monday to address them. 

Republican Sara Rasmussen and Democrat Dustin Darden are making public safety their top priority in trying to unseat incumbent Jason Grenn.

Former U.S. Senator Mark Begich talks crime and government transparency in a live interview with KTVA.

The Arctic Slope Regional Corporation endorses Mike Dunleavy for Governor in 2018. ASRC's president and CEO says Dunleavy aligns with the company's values.

Early voting is in line across the state with the 2016 turnout but absentee ballots are down. That could indicate less interest, or it might indicate that Alaskans are more motivated to go to the polls and vote in person.

With less than two weeks until Alaska elects a new governor, Gov. Bill Walker is asking his supporters to take down their Walker Mallott campaign signs. 

Some candidates believe East Anchorage race tainted by primary ballot irregularities

Early voting has begun in the state's general election and Election Day itself is less than two weeks away. However, Alaskans still don't know whether the state is looking into potential voter fraud flagged during the primary.

Democratic challenger Liz Snyder hopes to unseat four-term Republican House Rep. Lance Pruitt, who scored a narrow victory two years ago.

Saturday, Oct. 27 is the last day to submit an application for an absentee mail-in ballot.

South Anchorage House District 25 pits Republican newcomer Josh Revak against former school board member, Democrat Pat Higgins.

Independent Chris Dimond and Democrat Sara Hannan are vying for seat currently held by Sam Kito III

A major Alaska teachers union has endorsed Democrat Mark Begich in his bid for governor.

The Juneau District 34 post represents the Republicans' lone chance for a Juneau seat.

Some people who requested absentee ballots but haven't mailed them back may request a new ballot. People who have sent theirs in won't be able to vote again.

Sen. Dennis Egan is retiring after 10 years, leaving his post open for two candidates well known in the Capitol halls.

The largest labor union in the state, the Alaska AFL-CIO, switched its endorsement for governor from independent candidate Gov. Bill Walker to Democrat Mark Begich three days after Walker announced he was ending his campaign.

After Gov. Bill Walker made his announcement, there were gasps, followed by an awkward silence in the main hall of the Dena’ina Center.

One of the big questions surrounding the AFN convention is which candidate, if any, will the massive political organization support in the race for governor.

In what may be his final Alaska Federation of Natives Convention speech, Gov. Bill Walker closed out his 30-minute-plus delivery with an apology to Alaska Native people. “As the 11th governor of the State of Alaska, I apologize to you, Alaska’

Two longtime Alaska political operatives both warn voters to expect an October surprise in the 2018 governor’s race.

With the general election about a month out, KTVA's Rhonda McBride talks to Alaskans about the state's three main gubernatorial candidates.

As election day nears, a financial snapshot of Alaska's three main gubernatorial campaigns is beginning to emerge.

The only proposition on the ballot next month isn't necessarily easy to understand. Ballot Measure 1 would create new laws surrounding development projects that could directly or indirectly impact salmon habitat.