Alaska results by House district
Unofficial
Unofficial results. Unofficial, not yet certified: this is a November 12 snapshot of the Division’s election-night file. The State Review Board certifies after all eligible absentee and questioned ballots are counted, and the ranked-choice tabulation comes later still. We replace this note once Alaska certifies.
As of , unofficial, per the Division of Elections’ election-night precinct file (November 12, 2026 snapshot) (elections.alaska.gov): In the U.S. Senate (first choice) race, Mary Peltola leads Dan S. Sullivan 49.2% to 47.0% with 41 of 40 House districts listed. 3 contests are loaded (U.S. Senate (first choice), Governor (first choice), U.S. House (first choice)).
Pick a race on the left, a column on top, and select any House district for its numbers.
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- Alaska has no counties. Results are shown by state House district (1 to 40), plus federal overseas absentee ballots that belong to no district. The thirty boroughs and census areas are not used.
- This is the Division’s election-night file, summary report stamped 11/12/2026 6:36:41 PM. Absentee, early and questioned ballots are still being added, so every number will change.
- These are first-choice (round 1) counts. Alaska decides these races by ranked-choice tabulation, which the Division has not published and will not run before November 18, 2026. The two leading U.S. Senate candidates are 5,800 first-choice votes apart. No race is called here.
- Write-in votes are not in the file we read. The Division’s summary report lists 807 for U.S. Senate, 390 for U.S. House and 715 for Governor. Precincts reported: 401 of 401 for U.S. Senate and U.S. House, 400 of 400 for Governor.
- The margin is the leading Republican minus the leading Democrat on first choices, not all Republicans added together. The Governor ticket Kreiss-Tomkins/Johnson is listed DEM/NON and counts as Democratic.
The state page lists results from approved rows drawn from state results feeds and Wikipedia; those are not the counts on this desk, which shows the Division of Elections’ first-choice count as of November 12, 2026, by House district, unofficial, with nothing called. See the state page.
Every House district
| R+4.9 | Toward D 32.0 pts | |
| D+20.9 | Toward D 61.3 pts | |
| D+30.1 | Toward D 70.6 pts | |
| D+53.1 | Toward D 94.0 pts | |
| D+10.3 | Toward D 51.5 pts | |
| R+2.9 | Toward D 26.9 pts | |
| R+28.9 | Toward R 4.4 pts | |
| R+40.0 | Toward R 20.8 pts | |
| D+6.3 | Toward D 48.9 pts | |
| D+8.1 | Toward D 46.8 pts | |
| D+1.8 | Toward D 41.2 pts | |
| D+14.2 | Toward D 49.0 pts | |
| D+20.5 | Toward D 52.3 pts | |
| D+35.3 | Toward D 74.7 pts | |
| D+7.9 | Toward D 48.3 pts | |
| D+25.0 | Toward D 66.9 pts | |
| D+47.9 | Toward D 88.9 pts | |
| D+23.0 | Toward D 47.4 pts | |
| D+39.7 | Toward D 79.7 pts | |
| D+27.4 | Toward D 58.6 pts | |
| D+19.8 | Toward D 54.0 pts | |
| D+24.2 | Toward D 54.3 pts | |
| R+8.5 | Toward D 24.9 pts | |
| R+22.8 | Toward D 4.0 pts | |
| R+20.3 | Toward D 1.2 pts | |
| R+41.0 | Toward R 24.1 pts | |
| R+41.3 | Toward R 25.3 pts | |
| R+35.9 | Toward R 18.5 pts | |
| R+30.9 | Toward R 8.8 pts | |
| R+31.2 | Toward R 10.1 pts | |
| D+17.0 | Toward D 51.1 pts | |
| R+7.2 | Toward D 17.0 pts | |
| R+34.5 | Toward R 15.5 pts | |
| R+2.2 | Toward D 29.0 pts | |
| D+21.4 | Toward D 57.4 pts | |
| D+0.6 | Toward D 31.0 pts | |
| D+27.5 | Toward D 83.7 pts | |
| D+60.8 | Toward D 129.2 pts | |
| D+54.7 | Toward D 123.3 pts | |
| D+31.2 | Toward D 85.1 pts | |
| D+92.2 | Toward D 76.9 pts |
Sources and method
- 2026: House district totals from the Division of Elections’ election-night precinct file (November 12, 2026 snapshot), elections.alaska.gov, read Fri, 13 Nov 2026 05:49:20 GMT. A race appears only when all 40 House districts are listed. U.S. Senate (first choice) (checksum be4a0c87703a) Governor (first choice) (checksum be4a0c87703a) U.S. House (first choice) (checksum be4a0c87703a)
- Past elections: the Division of Elections’ official precinct results for the 2022 and 2024 general elections for the 2022 and 2024 general elections. 2022 U.S. Senate (first choice) (checksum d3836ecdc235). 2022 Governor (first choice) (checksum d3836ecdc235). 2022 U.S. House (first choice) (checksum d3836ecdc235). 2024 U.S. House (first choice) (checksum aca7ab6e949d). 2024 President (first choice) (checksum aca7ab6e949d).
- Margin: Republican votes minus Democratic votes, as points of all votes cast in the House district. Shift: this year’s margin minus the margin in the election you compare with. A shift compares shares, so a House district can move even when its winner does not change. Different offices and turnout levels differ, so read it as a pattern, not a prediction.