Where to Find Alaska Beacon’s 2026 Voter Guide

Updated

Alaska Beacon’s 2026 Voter Guide is linked from the “Latest From The Newsroom” section on its homepage, under the heading “2026 Voter Guide.” The listing describes it as covering “the candidates, the ballot measures, and the tools you need to cast your vote,” and it sits within the site’s “Alaska Votes: 2026” election coverage. If you are already on alaskabeacon.com, start at the homepage and look for that newsroom block rather than a separate navigation tab.

What the guide includes

Based on the homepage listing, the guide is organized around three things:

  • Candidates — who is running
  • Ballot measures — what voters are deciding on
  • Voting tools — practical information for casting a ballot

The same listing groups the guide under “Alaska Votes: 2026,” which indicates it is part of the outlet’s broader election coverage rather than a standalone page.

How to reach it

  1. Go to alaskabeacon.com.
  2. Find the “Latest From The Newsroom” section on the homepage.
  3. Select the “2026 Voter Guide” entry.

Expected result: you land on the guide page or its landing section. Because the homepage also carries a “SUBSCRIBE” link and a “GET THE MORNING HEADLINES” prompt, you may see subscription options along the way; the homepage evidence does not state that the voter guide itself requires a subscription or login.

Keeping it current

The guide is listed alongside dated election stories — for example, September 30, 2026 items on Trump TV ads funded with Homeland Security money and on Permanent Fund dividend distribution — so it appears to be updated in step with ongoing election reporting. If you are using it close to an election, check the homepage again rather than relying on a saved link, since the “Latest From The Newsroom” block is where new election items surface.

If you cannot find it

The homepage organizes content into “Featured Stories,” “Latest From The Newsroom,” “Commentary,” “Alaska in Brief,” and “Special Features.” The voter guide is not listed under “Special Features,” which currently highlights series such as “Domestic Violence in Alaska,” “Private Right,” “Alaska Solutions,” and “Health Connections.” If the guide is not visible in the newsroom block, it may have rotated out of the homepage feed as newer stories were published; in that case, look for other “Alaska Votes: 2026” coverage from the same section.