Vote counting complete in borough election
The Mat-Su Borough’s canvassing board has finished counting absentee and questioned ballots from the October 2nd election. No races or ballot questions saw a lead change after the counts, according
2018 Candidate Profiles: Lt. Governor Byron Mallott
Lieutenant Governor Byron Mallott recently spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about his time in office, issues facing the state, and the upcoming November 6th election. Attached is the complete interview.
2018 Candidate Profiles: Lt. Governor Byron Mallott
Lieutenant Governor Byron Mallott recently spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about his time in office, issues facing the state, and the coming election.
Su Valley Voice for October 11th, 2018: Mark Begich
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Mark Begich, one of the three candidates vying for the governor’s mansion next month. They discussed issues including the
Borough plans to upgrade Talkeetna sewer lagoon
Through the month of August, the Talkeetna Sewer and Water District’s new sales tax has brought in over $700,000, according to Mat-Su Borough documents. That raises the question of what
Troopers respond to eight theft reports in Willow last week
On Sunday, the Alaska State Troopers released reports of thefts spanning the last week in Willow and Caswell. The first report came in on the afternoon of September 30th. Troopers
Mat-Su Canvassing Board begins counting absentee ballots
The Mat-Su Borough canvassing board has begun counting absentee and questioned ballots from Tuesday’s election. In total, more than 2,000 absentee ballots were issued. As of Thursday, nearly 1,900 have
Four chosen for Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board
In addition to the borough election on Tuesday, voters filled four seats on the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors. Voter turnout was high, with 236 total votes cast,
Unofficial results from the 2018 Mat-Su Borough Election
Unofficial counts from the 2018 Mat-Su Borough election are in. Turnout at the polls was just under fourteen percent borough-wide, not including two thousand absentee ballots that were issued. The