Red Devil, Alaska Public Records

Alaskans must register at least 30 days before an election to be eligible to vote in that election. Registration is also available by mail or in person at any Division of Elections office, state agencies, or during mobile voter registration drives. The community has no municipal government and therefore no local municipal elections; residents participate in state and federal elections only. Since the 2020 Census recorded no permanent population there, active voter participation from the area is minimal to nonexistent, though any residents establishing residence would vote in Alaska statewide and federal races. Bethel-area voters participated in presidential, congressional, and state legislative races, along with ballot measures. Red Devil falls within Alaska State House District 38 and State Senate District S. Alaska uses a Top-Four Nonpartisan Primary system implemented in 2020, where all candidates appear on one primary ballot and the top four vote-getters advance to the general election, which uses ranked-choice voting. Absentee voting in Alaska is available by-mail, in-person early voting, or by-fax/email for specific voter categories including military and overseas voters; applications for absentee ballots are available at elections.alaska.gov and must be received by the Division of Elections no later than 10 days before the election. Alaska voters can track their absentee ballot status online through the Voter Information Portal. Public election records in Alaska include voter registration lists (available with restrictions to campaigns and political organizations), campaign finance reports searchable through the Alaska Public Offices Commission at doa.alaska.gov/apoc, candidate filings and financial disclosures, and detailed precinct-level election results available on the Division of Elections website typically within days of the election.