Free public service for Alaska votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked September 27, 2026General election November 3, 2026
Official ballot names for featured statewide races
Who is running in Alaska?
The official sample ballot shows 12 printed choices across Governor and Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Senate, and Alaska's at-large U.S. House seat. Ballot affiliations describe registration and do not mean party nomination or endorsement.
Name source: Alaska Division of Elections general-election roster, last updated September 25, 2026, and the official House District 1 sample ballot. Candidate order rotates by district, so use your own sample ballot.
The table presents the same candidates in a compact format.
Printed 2026 general-election choices in 3 featured statewide contests and their finance-source status
Office
Candidate or ticket
Ballot affiliation
Finance source
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Dave Bronson / Josh Church
Registered Republican
State record matched
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Jonathan S. "JKT" Kreiss-Tomkins / Zac Johnson
Registered Democrat / Nonpartisan
State record matched
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Treg Taylor / Candi English
Registered Republican
State record matched
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Bernadette M. Wilson / Michael K. Shower
Registered Republican
State record matched
U.S. Senate
Gerald L. Heikes
Registered Republican
No comparable federal summary
U.S. Senate
Mary Peltola
Registered Democrat
FEC record matched
U.S. Senate
Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.
Registered Republican
FEC record matched
U.S. Senate
Dan S. Sullivan
Registered Republican
FEC record matched
U.S. House, at large
Nick Begich
Registered Republican
FEC record matched
U.S. House, at large
Eric Hafner
Registered Democrat
No comparable federal summary
U.S. House, at large
Bill Hill
Nonpartisan
FEC record matched
U.S. House, at large
James C. "Jim" McDermott
Registered Libertarian
No comparable federal summary
Separate from printed choices
Certified write-in candidates
The Division of Elections roster marked these candidates certified as of September 25, 2026. The write-in filing deadline is October 29, so check the current roster before voting.
Coverage boundary: This page does not include Alaska Senate or House district races, most judicial-retention questions, or local elections. The 12-choice count excludes certified write-ins; current certified names are listed separately. Read the full coverage boundary.