Alaska Legislature Elections
Alaska Senators have terms of four years; half of them are elected every two years. Alaska Representatives have terms of two years; all of them are elected every two years. The state's redistricting process allows the power to shorten the terms of state senators should a redistricting action substantially alter their district.
- Alaska state elections, 2006
- Alaska state elections, 2004
- Alaska state elections, 2002
- Alaska state elections, 2000
- Alaska state elections, 1998
- Alaska state elections, 1996
- Alaska state elections, 1994
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