<div><p>Early election results show central Kenai Peninsula voters favor repealing ranked-choice voting, but statewide voters are leaning the other way. Alaska voters fire two Kenai judges per the recommendation of a state review group. Plus, moms and pregnant women face barriers to addiction treatment in Alaska.</p><p>Prior to joining KDLL's news team in May 2024, O'Hara spent nearly four years reporting for the Peninsula Clarion in Kenai. Before that, she was a freelance reporter for The New York Times, a statehouse reporter for the Columbia Missourian and a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. You can reach her at aohara@kdll.org </p></div>

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Early election results show central Kenai Peninsula voters favor repealing ranked-choice voting, but statewide voters are leaning the other way. Alaska voters fire two Kenai judges per the recommendation of a state review group. Plus, moms and pregnant women face barriers to addiction treatment in Alaska. Prior to joining KDLL's...

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Early election results show central Kenai Peninsula voters favor repealing ranked-choice voting, but statewide voters are leaning the other way. Alaska vot

Evening News — Nov. 5, 2026

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