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With 6 governorships switching from Republican to Democratic control, party is expected to hold 30 out of 50 governors’ offices nationwide next year
Open original →At 37, Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins will be the youngest governor in Alaska’s history.
Open original →Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins’ victory means Democrats will now hold 30 US governorships after midterm blowout Democrats have captured Alaska’s governor’s seat for the first time in nearly three decades, marking another major victory for their party in a midterm election period that has dramatically shifted political power…
Open original →The former state lawmaker defeated three Republicans, including one endorsed by Trump
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Democrat wins Alaska governor’s seat for first time in nearly 30 years
Kreiss-Tomkins elected as Alaska governor in state’s first Democrat win since 1998
Alaska elects its first Democrat governor in nearly 30 years in major blow to Trump
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