The Associated Press estimates more than 80% of ballots have now been counted and has called the race for Palin, Gross and Begich. Democrat Mary Peltola strengthened her hold on the fourth spot, rising more than a point to nearly 9%.
Republican Sarah Palin lost a percentage point in the latest count, to 28%. Republican Nick Begich III is still at 19%, nonpartisan Al Gross rose a fraction of a point, to nearly 13% and Democrat Mary Peltola rose more than a point to nearly 9%.
If that order holds this week and next week, those four will advance to the special general ballot in August. Peltola is more than 4,000 votes ahead of the fifth place finisher, Republican Tara Sweeney. More than 130,000 ballots have been counted. It’s not clear how many will still arrive in the mail. The Associated Press estimates more than 80% of ballots have now been counted. The AP on Wednesday called the race for Palin, Gross and Begich.Share this story:
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