Today is election day for the Municipality of Anchorage as races for Anchorage Assembly and School Board will be decided, as well as several ballot propositions. Follow along with our live blog.
Anchorage residents have several choices before them when they go to cast their votes in this year’s municipal election. There are contested races in Anchorage Assembly Districts 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, in which incumbents face a handful of challengers.
The race for District 2, which covers Eagle River and Chugiak, is contested, though there will not be an incumbent. Assembly member Crystal Kennedy previously announced she would not be running for reelection. Rather, three candidates are running to fill her soon-to-be-vacant seat.The District 4 assembly members represent Midtown Anchorage, and assembly member Meg Zaletel’s seat is up for reelection. The subject of a failed recall election, Zaletel is running to keep her seat.
Incumbent Forrest Dunbar faces two challengers, Christopher Hall and Stephanie Taylor, for his District 5 seat representing East Anchorage.
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