The city’s election administrator resigned one day after the municipal election officially got underway.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The city’s election administrator resigned just days before the municipal election officially wraps up. William Northrop resigned from his position as municipal election administrator, according to a statement from Anchorage Municipal Clerk Jamie Heinz.
Heinz said she will be taking over the Anchorage election team for the April 1 election, next Tuesday. Vote centers officiallyMORE: Full coverage of the April 1 Anchorage election There was no word on the reason for Northrop’s resignation, but Heinz said he “respectfully resigned” from his position. “ can assure the public that this change has not and will not affect the integrity of the election,” Heinz wrote. “We thank Mr. Northrop for his service to the community and wish him well in his future endeavors.”16-year-old killed in Turnagain Pass avalanchePreliminary NTSB report on fatal Bering Air crash shows plane was overweight for weather conditionsSpenard hotel demolished after two fires and ‘unfit for occupancy’ declaration
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