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无党派初选将参选阵营缩减至4组候选人，将参与11月的排名 Choice 投票大选
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发布于 2026年8月19日 美国东部时间凌晨1:38
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阿拉斯加州州长邓利维“希望”特朗普上任首日就废除能源行政令
阿拉斯加州州长迈克·邓利维评估了特朗普的能源议程对该州的益处，并回应了称亲能源政策正在损害环境的活动人士。
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周二，17组州长-副州长候选人搭档参与角逐，争夺初选入围资格，将晋级11月大选，接替任期将满的共和党州长迈克尔·邓利维。
前州议员乔纳森·克赖斯-汤姆金斯及其竞选搭档扎克·约翰逊以第一名的成绩出线，前民主党州议员汤姆·贝吉奇和朱莉娅·赫尼利克斯位居第二。他们将与另外两组胜出的州长-副州长搭档一同进入11月的大选。
本次两个行政职位的选票上共有34名候选人，其中包括多位知名政治人物。
周二选举前的领跑者是贝吉奇，其家族几乎从阿拉斯加州建州起就投身阿拉斯加政坛。
法院维持“诱饵丹”留在阿拉斯加选票上，专家警告排名 Choice 制度会制造选民“陷阱”
阿拉斯加最大城市安克雷奇与楚加奇山脉同框。(盖蒂图片社/盖蒂图片社)
汤姆·贝吉奇的父亲、民主党阿拉斯加州众议员尼克·贝吉奇一世，1962年起在州议会和联邦议会任职，直至他与众议院多数党领袖、民主党路易斯安那州众议员黑尔·博格斯乘坐的飞机在安克雷奇和朱诺之间的内湾航道飞行时失踪。
汤姆·贝吉奇的兄弟马克曾长期担任阿拉斯加州联邦参议员，家族多数成员都是民主党人——现任众议员尼克·贝吉奇三世（共和党，阿拉斯加州）是例外。
企业主贝尔纳黛特·威尔逊是本次无党派初选中的主要共和党候选人之一。威尔逊在基奈半岛长大，家族已在阿拉斯加定居数代。她的竞选搭档是迈克尔·肖尔。
邓利维的共和党副手、副州长南希·达尔斯特伦也是主要共和党候选人之一，已于6月退出竞选。
共和党人迈克尔·洛伦·吉尔伯特也在选票上。吉尔伯特告诉Ballotpedia，他希望扩大该州的能源优势，并考虑修建一条通往美国本土48州的公路连接线。
吉尔伯特的竞选搭档蒂莫西·希克尔来自另一个知名的阿拉斯加政治家族。
法官裁定与民主党参议员丹·沙利文同名的共和党人可留在阿拉斯加初选选票上
阿拉斯加州参议员汤姆·贝吉奇（左）与参议员马克·凯利（右）在安克雷奇的射击场。(尼基·卡恩/盖蒂图片社)
蒂莫西的父亲、前州长沃利·希克尔曾在相隔数十年的两个非连续任期内担任州长，还曾担任理查德·尼克松总统的内政部长。
通往泰德·史蒂文斯国际机场的安克雷奇市中心西部绕行道路被称为沃尔特·J·希克尔 Parkway。
前安克雷奇市长戴维·布朗森（共和党人）也被视为主要候选人之一。
布朗森的竞选搭档是乔希·丘奇。
前州参议员、来自北星区的共和党人克拉克·毕晓普也参与了本次竞选，其副州长竞选搭档是格蕾塔·舒尔奇。
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该州在大选中采用排名 Choice 投票制度。选民按偏好对候选人进行排名，在表现较差的候选人被淘汰后，选票将在后续轮次中重新分配。
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尽管阿拉斯加被视为红州，但邓利维的离任为贝吉奇这样的民主党人提供了接管州长职位的机会。在上一次选举中，尼克·贝吉奇三世击败了时任众议员玛丽·佩尔托拉，而佩尔托拉在代表该州近50年的共和党众议员唐·扬去世后赢得了该席位。
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Former state rep tops ranked-choice slugfest as Alaska advances nominees for governor
2026-08-19T01:38:51-04:00 / Fox News
The nonpartisan primary narrows the field to 4 tickets ahead of a ranked-choice voting general election in November
By Charles Creitz Fox News
Published August 19, 2026 1:38am EDT
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Seventeen governor-lieutenant governor candidate pairs battled Tuesday to make the primary cutoff and advance to the November general election to succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Michael Dunleavy.
Former state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins and running mate Zac Johnson finished first, while former Democratic state Sen. Tom Begich and Julia Hnilicks finished second. They will advance to the November general election, alongside two more winning governor-lieutenant governor pairs.
Several major political names were among the 34 candidates on the ballot for the two executive offices.
The frontrunner heading into Tuesday’s contest was Begich, whose family has been involved in Alaska politics nearly since the Last Frontier achieved statehood.
COURT KEEPS ‘DECOY DAN’ ON ALASKA BALLOT AS EXPERT WARNS RANKED-CHOICE SYSTEM CREATES VOTER ‘TRAPS’
Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city, is seen against the Chugach Range.(Getty Images/Getty Images)
Tom Begich’s father, Rep. Nick Begich Sr., D-Alaska, served in the state and federal legislatures from 1962 until a plane carrying him and House Majority Leader Hale Boggs, D-La., disappeared during a flight through the Inside Passage between Anchorage and Juneau.
Tom Begich’s brother, Mark, was a longtime U.S. senator from Alaska, and most of the family members are Democrats — except incumbent Rep. Nick Begich III, R-Alaska.
Business owner Bernadette Wilson is among the leading Republicans in the nonpartisan primary. Wilson grew up on the Kenai, and her family has lived in Alaska for generations. Her running mate is Michael Shower.
Dunleavy’s Republican deputy, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom, another leading Republican candidate, dropped out of the race in June.
Republican Michael Loren Gilbert is also on the ballot. Gilbert told Ballotpedia he wants to expand the state’s energy dominance and consider a highway link to the Lower 48.
Gilbert’s running mate, Timothy Hickel, represents another storied Alaskan political family.
JUDGE RULES REPUBLICAN WITH SAME NAME AS SEN DAN SULLIVAN CAN STAY ON ALASKA PRIMARY BALLOT
Alaska State Sen. Tom Begich, left, and Sen. Mark Kelly, right, at the range in Anchorage.(Nikki Kahn/Getty Images)
Former Gov. Wally Hickel, Timothy’s father, served two nonconsecutive terms as governor decades apart and also served as President Richard Nixon’s interior secretary.
The western bypass of downtown Anchorage that serves Ted Stevens International Airport is known as the Walter J. Hickel Parkway.
Former Anchorage Mayor David Bronson, a Republican, is also considered a leading candidate.
Bronson’s running mate is Josh Church.
Former state Sen. Click Bishop, R-North Star, was also in the race with lieutenant governor candidate Greta Schuerch.
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The state uses ranked-choice voting in general elections. Voters rank candidates by preference, and votes are redistributed in successive rounds as lower-performing candidates are eliminated.
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Though Alaska is considered a red state, Dunleavy’s departure gives Democrats such as Begich an opportunity to flip the governor’s mansion. Begich III defeated then-Rep. Mary Peltola last cycle after Peltola had won the seat following the death of Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska, who had represented the state for nearly five decades.
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