Alaska Electors Cast Votes for Trump

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Alaska Electors Cast Votes for Trump
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Alaska's three electors met in Anchorage to cast their votes for President-elect Donald Trump.

Alaska ’s three presidential electors — Ron Johnson, Eileen Becker and Rick Whitbeck — signed certificates as they cast their votes for President-elect Donald Trump at the Denaïna Center in Anchorage on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024. Alaska ’s three presidential electors cast their votes for Donald Trump Tuesday at a ceremony in Anchorage. The three electors, selected by the Alaska Republican Party, were Rick Whitbeck, Ron Johnson and Eileen Becker. Lt. Gov.

Nancy Dahlstrom, who oversees elections, introduced them during the ceremony. She said, 'Our three electoral votes are modest, but they symbolize the votes and the aspiration and the voice of all Alaskans, from the biggest communities to the smallest villages and most remote places that we have in Alaska.'These votes remind us that every state, every individual, has a stake in the direction of our nation.' Though the electors typically cast their votes in Juneau, they met in Anchorage this year to make travel easier, according to the Division of Elections. The electors signed certificates that will be shipped to Washington, D.C. where they’ll be counted by the next Congress on Jan. 6. The countSimilar scenes took place across the country Tuesday as 535 other electors voted for their state’s chosen candidate. Trump defeated Harris with 312 electoral votes after winning all seven swing states in the Nov. 5 election

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