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Nick Begich Triumphs in Alaska's House Race, Ousting Incumbent Mary Peltola

Nick Begich, a Republican, wins Alaska's U.S. House seat against Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola in a tight election, reinforcing GOP control in Congress.

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Updated: Nov 21st, 2024, 1:49 AM ET

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Republican Nick Begich has defeated Democratic incumbent Mary Peltola in Alaska’s U.S. House race, regaining a seat for the GOP and marking Peltola's exit after two years. With 48.4% of the vote, Begich builds on his family's political legacy, emphasizing economic development and Alaska's potential. His victory highlights the effectiveness of ranked choice voting this cycle, contrasting with 2022 outcomes where he lost. This result contributes to an expanded Republican majority in the House, as Begich expresses commitment to advocate for Alaskans in Washington.

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Nick Begich Triumphs in Alaska's House Race, Ousting Incumbent Mary Peltola - Pano News