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Democrats lead in governor’s race, Wilson and Bronson poised to make it out of competitive Republican field - Alaska's News Source

Two Democrats are leading the race for Alaska's next governor, while Republicans Bernadette Wilson and former Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson are preliminarily making their way out of a competitive primary field.
On the Republican side, Anchorage businesswoman Bernadette Wilson has garnered 10.5% of the vote. Former Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson follows with 8.4% of the total. These early figures come with 93.78% of precincts across Alaska having reported their counts.
This outcome sets the stage for what looks to be a significant general election, clearly defining the top contenders for governor. For Wilson and Bronson, their performance in the Republican primary indicates their ability to consolidate support even when voters are split. It means these four candidates will likely dominate the conversation moving forward.
Interestingly, Wilson and Bronson combined still represent fewer votes than either of the leading Democratic candidates individually.
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