Alaska voters will decide Ballot Measure 2 on November 3, 2026, which would repeal the top-four open primary and ranked-choice voting system adopted in 2020, restore partisan primaries with single-choice general elections, and eliminate certain campaign finance disclosure requirements. A similar repeal effort failed by just 0.24 percent in 2024. Recent developments include court-approved ballot language, Republican Party endorsements, and President Trump’s October 14 call to support the measure, yet the bundling of changes to primaries and dark money rules has drawn opposition. Trader consensus at 61.5 percent against passage reflects the narrow historical margin, divided voter sentiment, and uncertainty over turnout and messaging in the final weeks.