Alaska's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Alaska since 2002, and the presidential vote in each county since 2000. Every candidate on the general election ballot, with the party label the state listed and their votes as certified.

President

YearMost votesShareNextShareTotal votes
2024Donald J. Trump (Republican)54.5%Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)41.4%338,177
2020Donald J. Trump (Republican)52.8%Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Democrat)42.8%359,530
2016Donald J. Trump (Republican)51.3%Hillary Clinton (Democrat)36.6%318,608
2012Mitt Romney (Republican)54.8%Barack Obama (Democrat)40.8%300,495
2008John McCain (Republican)59.4%Barack Obama (Democrat)37.9%326,197
2004George W. Bush (Republican)61.1%John F. Kerry (Democrat)35.5%312,598
2024: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican184,45854.5%
Kamala D. HarrisDemocrat140,02641.4%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.5,6701.7%
Chase Oliver3,0400.9%
Jill Stein2,3420.7%
Cornel West1,1270.3%
Randall Terry8120.2%
Peter Sonski7020.2%
Total338,177
2020: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican189,95152.8%
Joseph R. Biden Jr.Democrat153,77842.8%
Jo JorgensenLibertarian8,8972.5%
James G. "Jesse Ventura" JanosGreen2,6730.7%
Write-ins1,9610.5%
Don BlankenshipConstitution1,1270.3%
Brock PiercePetition8250.2%
Roque "Rocky" De La FuenteAlliance3180.1%
Total359,530
2016: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican163,38751.3%
Hillary ClintonDemocrat116,45436.6%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian18,7255.9%
Write-ins9,2012.9%
Jill SteinGreen5,7351.8%
Darrell L. CastleConstitution3,8661.2%
Roque De La FuenteNonaffiliated1,2400.4%
Total318,608
2012: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mitt RomneyRepublican164,67654.8%
Barack ObamaDemocrat122,64040.8%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian7,3922.5%
Jill SteinGreen2,9171.0%
Write-ins2,8701.0%
Total300,495
2008: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John McCainRepublican193,84159.4%
Barack ObamaDemocrat123,59437.9%
Ralph NaderIndependent3,7831.2%
Write-ins1,7300.5%
Chuck BaldwinAlaskan Independence1,6600.5%
Bob BarrLibertarian1,5890.5%
Total326,197
2004: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
George W. BushRepublican190,88961.1%
John F. KerryDemocrat111,02535.5%
Ralph NaderPopulist5,0691.6%
Michael A. PeroutkaAlaskan Independence2,0920.7%
Michael BadnarikAlaska Libertarian1,6750.5%
David CobbGreen1,0580.3%
Write-ins7900.3%
Total312,598

Share of all votes cast for president in the state, write-ins included. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results).

U.S. Senate

2022: Lisa Murkowski (Republican) 43.4% · Kelly C. Tshibaka (Republican) 42.6%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Lisa Murkowski (incumbent)Republican113,49543.4%
Kelly C. TshibakaRepublican111,48042.6%
Patricia R. ChesbroDemocrat27,14510.4%
Buzz A. KelleyRepublican7,5572.9%
Write-ins2,0280.8%
Total261,705
2020: Dan Sullivan (Republican) 53.9% · Al Gross (Democrat / N(D)) 41.2%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Dan Sullivan (incumbent)Republican191,11253.9%
Al GrossDemocrat / N(D)146,06841.2%
John Wayne HoweAlaskan Independence16,8064.7%
Write-ins6010.2%
Total354,587
2016: Lisa Murkowski (Republican) 44.4% · Joe Miller (Libertarian) 29.2%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Lisa Murkowski (incumbent)Republican138,14944.4%
Joe MillerLibertarian90,82529.2%
Margaret StockNonaffiliated41,19413.2%
Ray MetcalfeDemocrat36,20011.6%
Breck A. CraigNonaffiliated2,6090.8%
Ted GianoutsosNonaffiliated1,7580.6%
Write-ins7060.2%
Total311,441
2014: Dan Sullivan (Republican) 48.0% · Mark Begich (Democrat) 45.8%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Dan SullivanRepublican135,44548.0%
Mark Begich (incumbent)Democrat129,43145.8%
Mark S. FishLibertarian10,5123.7%
Ted GianoutsosNonaffiliated5,6362.0%
Write-ins1,3760.5%
Total282,400
2010: Lisa Murkowski (Republican / W** / W (Challenged Counted)) 39.3% · Joe Miller (Republican / Write-In) 35.3%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Lisa Murkowski (incumbent)Republican / W** / W (Challenged Counted)101,09139.3%
Joe MillerRepublican / Write-In90,86035.3%
Scott T. McAdamsDemocrat60,04523.3%
MurkowskiW (Challenged Not Counted)2,0350.8%
Fredrick "David" HaaseLibertarian1,4590.6%
Tim CarterNon-Affiliated9270.4%
Other - Misc. Nameswrite-in6020.2%
Ted GianoutsosNon-Affiliated4580.2%
Sid Hillwrite-in130.0%
McAdamswrite-in80.0%
Edward D. Marin Jr.write-in60.0%
Red K. Bradleywrite-in30.0%
Guy A. Cumminswrite-in20.0%
Lisa M. Lackeywrite-in20.0%
Richard McGahanwrite-in20.0%
Marvin Roger Moserwrite-in20.0%
Karen Perrywrite-in20.0%
Eileen M. Ransomwrite-in20.0%
Jed Whittakerwrite-in20.0%
Michael Ameswrite-in10.0%
Kevin Austinwrite-in10.0%
David E. Beemanwrite-in10.0%
Vicky L. Beemanwrite-in10.0%
David Boylewrite-in10.0%
Michael Butlerwrite-in10.0%
Margaret A. Crowellwrite-in10.0%
Chris S. Dillinghamwrite-in10.0%
David S. Georgewrite-in10.0%
Alan D. Humphrieswrite-in10.0%
Petter M. Johnsonwrite-in10.0%
Eric C. Kellywrite-in10.0%
Bill Klemmewrite-in10.0%
Marjori Landis-Beckwrite-in10.0%
Anthony Ricewrite-in10.0%
Thompson Stevewrite-in10.0%
Georgia Lee Tolbertwrite-in10.0%
Total257,538
2008: Mark Begich (Democrat) 47.8% · Ted Stevens (Republican) 46.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mark BegichDemocrat151,76747.8%
Ted Stevens (incumbent)Republican147,81446.5%
Bob BirdAlaskan Independence13,1974.2%
Fredrick D. "David" HaaseLibertarian2,4830.8%
Ted GianoutsosNone1,3850.4%
Write-ins1,0770.3%
Total317,723
2004: Lisa Murkowski (Republican) 48.6% · Tony Knowles (Democrat) 45.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Lisa Murkowski (incumbent)Republican149,77348.6%
Tony KnowlesDemocrat140,42445.5%
Marc J. MillicanNonpartisan8,8852.9%
Jerry SandersAlaskan Independence3,7851.2%
Jim SykesGreen3,0531.0%
Scott A. KohlhaasLibertarian1,2400.4%
Ted "Big" GianoutsosNonpartisan7320.2%
Write-ins4230.1%
Total308,315
2002: Ted Stevens (Republican) 78.2% · Frank J. Vondersaar (Democrat) 10.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ted Stevens (incumbent)Republican179,43878.2%
Frank J. VondersaarDemocrat24,13310.5%
Jim SykesGreen16,6087.2%
Jim DoreAlaskan Independence6,7242.9%
Leonard J. "Len" KarpinskiLibertarian2,3541.0%
Write-ins2910.1%
Total229,548

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

U.S. House

2024 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeNick Begich (Republican) 48.4% · Mary Sattler Peltola (Democrat) 46.4% · John Wayne Howe (Independence) 3.9%329,555
2022 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeMary S. Peltola (Democrat) 48.8% · Sarah Palin (Republican) 25.7% · Nick Begich (Republican) 23.3%263,610
2020 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 54.4% · Alyse S. Galvin (Democrat / N(D)) 45.3% · Write-ins 0.3%353,165
2018 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 53.1% · Alyse S. Galvin (D(Und)) 46.5% · Write-ins 0.4%282,166
2016 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 50.3% · Steve Lindbeck (Democrat) 36.0% · Jim C. McDermott (Libertarian) 10.3%308,198
2014 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 51.0% · Forrest Dunbar (Democrat) 41.0% · Jim C. McDermott (Libertarian) 7.6%279,741
2012 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 63.9% · Sharon M. Cissna (Democrat) 28.6% · Jim C. McDermott (Libertarian) 5.2%289,804
2010 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon Young (Republican) 69.0% · Harry T. Crawford Jr. (Democrat) 30.5% · Write-ins 0.5%254,335
2008 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon E. Young (Republican) 50.1% · Ethan A. Berkowitz (Democrat) 45.0% · Don R. Wright (Alaskan Independence) 4.5%316,978
2006 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon E. Young (Republican) 56.6% · Diane E. Benson (Democrat) 40.0% · Alexander Crawford (Libertarian) 1.7%234,645
2004 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon E. Young (Republican) 71.1% · Thomas M. Higgins (Democrat) 22.4% · Timothy A. Feller (Green) 3.8%299,996
2002 (1 race)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
At largeDon E. Young (Republican) 74.5% · Clifford Mark Greene (Democrat) 17.3% · Russell F. DeForest (Green) 6.3%227,725

Districts as numbered that year: states redraw them after each census, and some did more often. "Unopposed" is a candidate the state didn't put on the ballot because no one ran against them. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

The presidential vote by county

Every county, 2024, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000
County2024
Dem. · Rep.
2020
Dem. · Rep.
2016
Dem. · Rep.
2012
Dem. · Rep.
2008
Dem. · Rep.
2004
Dem. · Rep.
2000
Dem. · Rep.
District 0139.2% · 56.6%47.5% · 48.0%38.8% · 47.9%19.7% · 76.4%37.3% · 59.5%35.2% · 60.5%19.3% · 70.3%
District 0247.8% · 47.4%34.3% · 59.9%28.9% · 58.0%34.2% · 60.8%44.8% · 52.1%43.5% · 52.1%28.2% · 57.3%
District 0355.2% · 40.5%22.7% · 72.5%16.3% · 71.0%33.5% · 62.1%64.5% · 32.3%55.4% · 40.8%44.9% · 38.1%
District 0466.5% · 29.0%50.9% · 44.6%43.7% · 42.7%42.2% · 52.8%47.6% · 49.2%43.4% · 52.8%34.7% · 52.8%
District 0541.5% · 54.3%48.6% · 47.1%40.3% · 46.6%44.8% · 49.5%47.6% · 48.1%44.1% · 51.3%30.0% · 55.1%
District 0639.8% · 55.9%34.6% · 61.0%30.0% · 58.3%27.5% · 67.4%34.5% · 62.0%36.2% · 59.9%25.3% · 63.3%
District 0726.2% · 70.5%23.0% · 73.0%18.2% · 71.6%25.9% · 69.3%39.3% · 57.8%37.9% · 58.2%21.8% · 56.1%
District 0823.8% · 73.6%19.7% · 76.9%15.1% · 75.9%25.3% · 70.7%48.4% · 48.3%44.5% · 51.1%18.8% · 67.3%
District 0949.4% · 47.2%25.2% · 70.8%20.6% · 68.1%22.5% · 73.3%39.3% · 58.0%36.4% · 60.4%17.7% · 70.4%
District 1046.4% · 49.7%24.3% · 72.1%20.0% · 69.2%20.5% · 75.0%36.9% · 60.4%34.1% · 62.7%24.7% · 63.9%
District 1147.1% · 49.4%29.5% · 66.8%22.1% · 66.5%25.7% · 70.2%19.5% · 78.4%25.8% · 71.2%29.3% · 56.7%
District 1249.0% · 47.7%26.3% · 70.2%20.2% · 69.5%29.3% · 66.3%25.2% · 72.0%28.6% · 68.5%27.0% · 60.9%
District 1348.6% · 47.4%34.6% · 60.3%25.8% · 61.7%42.5% · 53.9%24.3% · 73.2%30.1% · 66.8%33.5% · 48.5%
District 1458.5% · 37.3%37.2% · 58.7%29.2% · 57.4%47.3% · 48.9%20.4% · 77.5%28.3% · 68.9%27.7% · 63.9%
District 1547.0% · 49.4%47.2% · 48.0%36.7% · 50.7%50.9% · 44.6%22.6% · 74.2%30.9% · 65.3%35.9% · 41.8%
District 1655.3% · 40.6%52.6% · 43.3%44.3% · 43.1%55.9% · 40.1%24.6% · 72.7%30.2% · 66.8%42.0% · 42.3%
District 1764.7% · 31.2%57.1% · 38.8%48.5% · 38.6%62.2% · 33.6%28.0% · 70.1%30.0% · 67.6%28.9% · 59.2%
District 1840.0% · 55.8%60.6% · 35.8%52.8% · 36.3%61.3% · 34.2%31.9% · 66.3%32.5% · 65.4%27.7% · 54.9%
District 1956.2% · 39.2%58.8% · 37.3%55.7% · 34.1%49.8% · 46.5%42.0% · 55.7%37.6% · 59.5%29.6% · 58.1%
District 2054.0% · 41.8%65.1% · 31.8%58.1% · 30.6%38.7% · 57.1%48.2% · 49.4%38.9% · 57.8%32.4% · 52.4%
District 2152.1% · 44.1%57.4% · 39.1%48.8% · 40.2%37.4% · 59.4%42.0% · 55.8%37.4% · 60.1%34.8% · 49.2%
District 2248.7% · 47.5%47.8% · 49.2%39.1% · 50.2%43.6% · 52.6%50.3% · 46.9%41.6% · 55.3%31.2% · 57.6%
District 2338.5% · 57.1%49.2% · 47.2%41.8% · 46.9%37.8% · 58.9%57.5% · 39.6%46.1% · 50.6%27.7% · 64.0%
District 2432.0% · 64.1%45.4% · 51.6%39.4% · 51.9%42.9% · 53.7%44.0% · 53.7%39.4% · 57.5%25.1% · 64.0%
District 2530.3% · 65.9%49.3% · 47.3%41.6% · 47.0%43.2% · 52.8%50.2% · 47.2%42.5% · 53.9%20.7% · 66.9%
District 2621.3% · 75.6%45.1% · 51.9%37.9% · 51.1%30.2% · 66.4%51.4% · 46.4%44.1% · 53.0%18.7% · 68.3%
District 2720.4% · 76.6%51.0% · 45.5%42.5% · 46.5%41.2% · 55.6%36.8% · 60.7%36.9% · 60.2%21.1% · 64.3%
District 2823.8% · 72.3%49.1% · 48.3%41.6% · 47.5%25.9% · 69.6%37.2% · 60.8%35.3% · 62.2%19.2% · 64.4%
District 2925.8% · 70.6%27.8% · 69.5%22.4% · 67.6%24.1% · 72.1%38.6% · 59.3%36.0% · 61.3%31.8% · 45.9%
District 3026.2% · 70.9%25.9% · 70.6%20.3% · 69.2%37.6% · 57.8%38.0% · 59.9%36.3% · 61.2%27.9% · 59.5%
District 3146.3% · 49.6%40.6% · 56.2%34.0% · 55.2%50.1% · 45.2%35.2% · 62.8%34.8% · 62.9%30.7% · 55.8%
District 3232.1% · 63.8%42.1% · 53.3%36.1% · 50.4%62.2% · 32.5%42.1% · 55.8%39.1% · 58.2%23.0% · 69.3%
District 3322.8% · 73.9%68.8% · 27.9%60.2% · 27.5%36.4% · 57.4%23.4% · 73.8%29.2% · 67.1%20.3% · 66.6%
District 3437.5% · 58.3%53.7% · 42.3%44.7% · 41.9%54.0% · 40.8%20.1% · 77.1%26.7% · 69.5%18.2% · 73.3%
District 3550.2% · 45.2%49.6% · 47.2%41.5% · 45.4%40.8% · 54.9%44.8% · 52.2%43.5% · 51.9%18.9% · 67.0%
District 3636.9% · 58.7%40.9% · 55.0%32.6% · 54.0%67.2% · 27.9%33.9% · 63.0%35.1% · 61.1%34.9% · 53.9%
District 3744.2% · 50.8%49.8% · 45.9%47.8% · 38.3%60.7% · 35.0%40.0% · 57.0%37.8% · 58.5%36.2% · 54.2%
District 3850.8% · 39.0%60.4% · 32.8%54.1% · 22.4%60.2% · 33.2%52.9% · 42.7%46.6% · 48.5%40.5% · 49.6%
District 3951.8% · 40.2%60.8% · 32.9%55.7% · 24.9%55.6% · 39.1%52.0% · 44.8%42.5% · 51.7%44.0% · 44.7%
District 4041.4% · 51.3%50.4% · 43.3%50.7% · 29.9%64.2% · 31.8%42.7% · 53.7%40.2% · 55.6%31.7% · 56.8%
District 9983.8% · 12.7%86.1% · 13.6%80.1% · 11.7%— · —— · —— · —— · —

Each party's candidate's share of all presidential votes cast in the county. MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024, compiled from official results. Alaska reports by state House district, not by borough. Compare Alaska's counties on these and other figures →

How we show these

Every figure is the state's own certified count, as the Federal Election Commission and the MIT Election Data and Science Lab compiled it, and links to its source. A candidate on several party lines (New York's and Connecticut's fusion voting) is shown once, with their lines added up. We show how many votes each candidate received; we don't explain why results changed or credit anyone for them.

Quick answers

How did Alaska vote for president in 2024?
Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 184,458 votes (54.5%) and Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 140,026 votes (41.4%) of 338,177 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Alaska in 2022?
Lisa Murkowski (Republican, 43.4%); Kelly C. Tshibaka (Republican, 42.6%); Patricia R. Chesbro (Democrat, 10.4%); Buzz A. Kelley (Republican, 2.9%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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