Anchorage Assembly member Pete Petersen said the assembly became aware of ballot tracking last year, researched it, and then included it in the city’s budget. Voters can now sign up to receive notifications updating them on their ballot's status.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The 2022 April municipal election is only two months out, and Anchorage voters can nowAnchorage Assembly member Pete Petersen said the assembly became aware of ballot tracking last year, researched it, and then included it in the city’s budget. It’s only slated to cost a few thousand dollars.
All people have to do is sign up with their name, birth year and area code. Those interested can even select what type of alert they would want from text, email or voicemail. Voters can also set a time frame of when they want to be messaged. The signature on your ballot return envelope is determined to match the reference signature on file from the State of Alaska Voter Registration Database and your ballot has been accepted and is being counted; or