Bill > HB1

This bill repeals Ballot Measure 2, which implemented ranked-choice voting in Alaska elections. The key provisions of the bill are: - Restoring party-based primary elections, where voters can only vote in the primary of the political party they are registered with, unless the party's bylaws allow other voters to participate. - Eliminating ranked-choice voting and returning to a traditional vote-for-one system in general elections. - Modifying the process for filling vacancies in federal and state offices, including reinstating special primary elections in some cases. - Updating various election-related deadlines, procedures, and requirements to align with the changes. The bill aims to undo the election system changes made by Ballot Measure 2 and return to a more traditional party-based primary and general election process in Alaska.