Could we someday live with no freedom at all and most all our actions, including reproduction, be controlled by the government?

In short? Alaska lost. Alaska took a chance and lost big.

If you leave Sarah Palin off the list — don’t give her any number at all — it is better than giving her a third-place rank.

Ranked-choice voting is an opportunity for voters to have a fuller say, a louder voice in choosing a variety of candidates.

Alaskans rise to a challenge, and that she’d be honored to help take us into a bright future.

I would love it if there were a box to check to remove a candidate entirely from the ballot.

A demand of absolute adherence to a cult of personality is more characteristic of Soviet Bolsheviks than American Republicans.

If I could rank her four times, I would.

Four years of Mike Dunleavy’s education budget-slashing has gotten us a grade of F minus.

Considering the current local, state and federal political headlines, where is Mr. Whitekeys when we need him?

Let’s make history together and show the country how independent and thoughtful we are as a state.

A highly educated workforce in academics and trades is what will make our state prosper and Les and Jessica have the goods to make that happen.

We had one thing, just one freaking thing, that we could be proud of.

The Alaska Department of Transportation’s proposed interchange in Girdwood is an idea with good intentions but a poor outcome.

Letters to the editor have bemoaned the fact that a multitude of homeless people are now residing at Centennial Park and in their neighborhood area.

Educating our youth and the general public is pivotal to avoiding the potential negative consequences of a well-intentioned law.

Our world has changed dramatically since the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade.

Mr. Begich, Ms. Palin and Ms. Tshibaka: Give us straight answers. Will you identify the election fraud you seem to believe occurred?

We are seeing the effect of people who don’t feel that the government represents them, so they want to destroy it.

He spent loads of money and time and made it to the next round, and then quit.

That one candidate for U.S. Congress is not even in Alaska at this point tells a tale.

As a lifelong Alaska sports enthusiast, I applaud the organizers for an efficiently run event.

Vote for Les Gara on Aug. 16. Then in November, rank Les Gara as No. 1 and Walker as No. 2. That’s how I’ll vote.

A private, charitable approach to paying for the needs of the destitute among us is probably the most appropriate.

Vote against officials who look after big companies rather than the needs of the people and the planet.