Alaska Legislative Races: Part II of the 2026 Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide The Legislature makes the laws and decides how to spend state money. Yes, the Governor can veto, but the Legislature can override any veto with a 2/3rd majority vote. While the Governor has control over the Executive branch, a conservative Governor who wants to effectively influence Alaska’s lawmaking relies on the effectiveness of Alaska’s conservative legislators. Voters will see on their ballots how legislative candidates are registered whether Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, or some variety of independent. However, that does not reliably inform voters which candidates will fight for conservative policies, or which incumbents have true conservative voting records. That’s where this guide comes in. This guide helps voters understand where independent candidates fall on the political spectrum, which registered Republicans support liberal policies, and which Democrats tend to be more moderate vs far left. We have combined information from 6 key conservative sources to give voters a comprehensive view of the state legislative candidates and a launching point for further research. Additionally, we give the official MRAK endorsements for each state legislative race. Please refer to the Methodology section for more details on how our endorsements were decided. At the end of the day, the most important thing is to show up! Freedom and democracy are rare— a fact we often forget— with about three-quarters of people worldwide living under autocratic rule. Let’s exercise our unique responsibility as citizens of a free country. Get Part II with link in reply!! #akleg #Conservative

Fake pollsters admit to fabricating polls for 2026 midterms In a press release released on October 20, 2026, Wedgewood Polls admitted to spreading fraudulent election polling data to national news networks. Wedgewood Polls fabricated statistics about the midterm elections in and fed them to the media. National news outlets, including The New York Times, VoteHub, FiftyPlusOne, and MS NOW, cited the made-up statistics as facts. The data has since been pulled. FiftyPlusOne investigated Wedgewood Polls, suspecting the data to have been fabricated. In response to FiftyPlusOne’s questioning, Wedgewood Polls released a statement on X and sent the statement to FiftyPlusOne with the message: “F— you.” Wedgewood claims they were conducting a “social experiment” designed to “demonstrate the vulnerabilities, lack of oversight, and overall low barrier to entry in the modern political polling industry.” The fake data pertained to races in Michigan, Georgia, Texas, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Kansas, Ohio, Maine, Iowa, and Nevada. After some of their fake polls were included in major polling aggregators, the group attempted to raise money through GoFundMe for a poll on the Nebraska Senate and Governor’s races. Wedgewood raised $500 from 14 donors. ElectionIndex, which promoted the GoFundMe, promised to pay back anyone who donated to Wedgewood, stating, “ElectIndex did not conduct the Wedgewood Nebraska poll. We promoted its GoFundMe, and we now have reason to believe the poll was not real. We’re refunding every donor in full ourselves.” New York Times issued an Editor’s Note on October 21, 2026, on its Poll Tracker page after removing the fraudulent data. The note explained, “In all, The Times’s poll tracker included 15 polls released by Wedgewood between June and October, some of which included multiple races. All of the group’s releases covered state- or congressional district-level races; the group’s polls were never included in the tracker or average of President Trump’s approval rating or of the national polls tracking overall preference for control of Congress.” Continue reading with link in reply! @nytimes @WedgewoodPolls @VoteHub @50plus1news

Print, save, share! PDF version for UCVG Part II: Alaska Legislative Races Just like with Part I, we have created a PDF version of our Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide Part II so you can print it out, attach it to emails, and save it on your desktop! Remember, the most important thing is to show up! Voters are more likely to get to the polls or fill out a mail-in ballot when they have a clear plan and feel confident. So, spread the word, and please share the Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide Parts I and II with your family, friends, neighbors, and on your social medias! We are working on Part III, which will cover the judiciary. So, stay tuned and stay engaged! All three parts of the Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide are FREE resources to help voters in their decision-making. The web version requires users to register a free account to access the content, which signs you up for our Must Read Weekly newsletter (you can unsubscribe from emails anytime and retain web access to free content). Get the PDF version: mustreadalaska.com/print-sav…

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✅ Every Alaska legislative race analyzed ✅ Where each candidate falls on the political spectrum— not just the party they register with ✅ Which ballots have registered Republicans who are actually liberals 👀 💯 The ultimate game plan for conservatives who want to see real change in Alaska's legislature. Coming soon!! #akleg

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Conservatives have a chance to flip 14 state legislative seats from liberal to conservative this November. Plus, 16 conservative incumbents are defending their seats against liberal challengers. Voters will see on their ballots how legislative candidates are registered— but that does not reliably inform voters which candidates will fight for conservative policies and values, or which Republican incumbents have true conservative voting records. That's where Part 2 of the Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide comes in. We are developing a guide to help voters understand where independent candidates fall on the political spectrum, which registered Republicans support liberal policies, and which Democrats tend to be more moderate vs extreme. We are combining information from key conservative groups like Alaska Family Action, the Alaska Republican Party, the Freedom Index, CPAC, and ivoter to give voters a comprehensive view of state legislative candidates and a launching point for further research. A lot of work is going into making this happen, which means breaking news, op-eds, and yes, the governor's race are taking a backseat for the time being. Our legislators make our laws. These races deserve our attention. Thank you to all our readers for your patience and support! Must Read Alaska relies on you to keep this conservative voice alive. Part 2 is launching soon! Keep an eye out!