There was an update on Aug 17, 2022, 04:47am.
The former governor advanced to the general election along with three other candidates as part of the state's new open primaries process.
The open primary for the November elections and a special election for the same House seat which has remained unfilled since March will be held on Wednesday.
One more candidate who is yet to be determined is one of the four candidates who advanced to the general election.
The votes cast in the parallel election to fill the same seat are still being counted and could be used to determine the winner.
The last few months of Don Young's term were filled with a special election.
The ranked-choice voting results won't be tabulated for 15 days. If one candidate gets a majority, the second choices on the ballot will be redistributed and counted as first choice votes.
Republican Kelly Tshibaka was endorsed by the Trump campaign and advanced in the state's open primary for the Senate. Two other candidates are yet to be determined, and they will join them in the general elections. Half the votes were counted and Murkowski held a one point advantage over Tshibaka.
On April 1, she began her campaign by blaming the left for inflation and other problems. Trump noted that she was one of the first high-profile Republican figures to endorse his campaign. The governor of one of the least populous states became a household name when John McCain selected her as his running mate. She is the only woman to ever run on a Republican ticket. In June 2009, just months after McCain lost to Obama, she resigned as governor of Alaska because of ethics complaints she claimed werefrivolous.
There's a new ranked choice test.