**Alaska’s Ballot Measure 3, an indirect initiated statute on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot, would amend state law to specify that “only a person who is a citizen of the United States” may vote, adding explicit language to the existing requirement.** The initiative, backed by Alaskans for Citizen Voting and former Republican lawmakers, responds to concerns over potential judicial interpretations and examples of noncitizen voting in other jurisdictions, while noting isolated Alaska cases such as prosecutions involving American Samoans in Whittier. Recent Division of Elections reviews comparing voter rolls with DMV and other records identified hundreds of potential noncitizens, prompting cancellations and affirmations of citizenship, which heightened attention to eligibility enforcement. With early voting underway and the measure part of a multi-state wave of similar proposals, the 63.5% implied probability for passage reflects trader assessment of Alaska’s electorate favoring reinforced citizenship standards ahead of Election Day.