Electoral History
- United States House of Representatives election in Alaska, 1970
- Nick Begich (D), 55%
- Frank Murkowski (R), 45%
- United States Senate election in Alaska, 1980
- Frank Murkowski (R), 54%
- Clark Gruening (D), 46%
- United States Senate election in Alaska, 1986
- Frank Murkowski (R) (inc.), 55%
- Glenn Olds (D), 45%
- United States Senate election in Alaska, 1992
- Frank Murkowski (R) (inc.), 53%
- Tony Smith (D), 38%
- Mary Jordan (Grn.), 8%
- United States Senate election in Alaska, 1998
- Frank Murkowski (R) (inc.), 75%
- Joe Sonneman (D), 20%
- Alaska gubernatorial election, 2002
- Frank Murkowski (R), 56%
- Fran Ulmer (D), 41%
- Alaska gubernatorial election, 2006 (primary)
- Sarah Palin (R), 51%
- John Binkley (R), 30%
- Frank Murkowski (R) (incumbent), 19%
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