Alaskans have until Sunday to register for August special election and primary

Alaskans have until Sunday to register for the Aug. 16 special election to decide who will serve the rest of Rep. Don Young’s term. The same deadline applies for the regular primary, where voters will choose candidates for governor, U.S. House and Senate.

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