Every election moves our communities in some direction that reaches all our homes, schools, health care, fisheries, lands, jobs, housing, public safety and services our families rely on. When Native people vote, we honor those who made this right possible and ensure decisionmakers cannot overlook us. Voting moves our communities forward. 

Goldbelt encourages shareholders, families and community members in Juneau to make a plan to have their voices heard and to consider how candidates and ballot measures align with Goldbelt initiatives and values, including strong communities, responsible stewardship and opportunities for future generations. 

Important Dates

• October 4: Voter Registration Deadline 
• October 19: Early and absentee in-person voting begins 
• November 3: Election Day 

Voter Resource 

Below are trusted resources you can use to register to vote, confirm your registration, where and how to vote, and learn more about the candidates and issues on this November’s ballot. 

Register by October 4th or update voter registration 
voterregistration.alaska.gov

Check your voter information 
myvoterinformation.alaska.gov

Voting options and information 
elections.alaska.gov/voter-information

Early In-Person and Early Voting 
https://www.elections.alaska.gov/absentee-and-early-voting/#In-Person

Election dates and deadlines 
elections.alaska.gov/calendar

Alaska voting guide 
The Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Beacon, Alaska Public Media and KTOO collaborated on a voter guide featuring candidate information and direct responses to candidate questions.

Make a plan. Bring a relative. Help an Elder. Vote for the future we are building together.

Get Out the Native Vote 
Goldbelt's Get Out the Native Vote initiative is nonpartisan. Goldbelt does not endorse candidates, political parties or positions through this initiative. For current and official voting information, visit the Alaska Division of Elections.