Reminder that the campaign to keep ranked-choice voting in Alaska is almost entirely funded by out-of-state leftist groups. The entire point of RCV isn't to keep "dark money" out of politics but to keep Democrats in power. This November, Alaskans will vote on ballot measure 2, which if passed would scrap RCV, which was only adopted in 2020 and has been a disaster ever since. (Every time RCV has been challenged, a well-funded outside campaign to keep RCV floods the media and narrowly wins.) There's a conspicuous "No on 2" campaign now underway, and it's funders are out-of-state left-wing advocacy groups, like: - D.C.-based National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest teacher’s union ($700,500) - Colorado-based Unite America PAC ($4.6 million) - The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) ($250K) -Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 775NW Ballot Fund ($250K) - Wyoming-based Way Back PAC ($275K) You have to understand, in a state like Alaska, this kind of money in political media is almost unheard of. It totally dwarfs anything else in the state media market. The "No on 2" campaign decries "dark money" while flooding Alaska with funding from left-wing advocacy groups. Here's hoping us Alaskans see through the funding fog and get rid of RCV once and for fall this November. thefederalist.com/2026/10/09…