Governor · 2026

Alaska governor

21 candidates listed on Wikipedia for the 2026 election on November 3, 2026, those still running first.

Candidates and money

CandidateStatusRaisedCash on handThrough
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins DemocraticGeneral-election nominee$2,170,998.00$309,935.00August 8, 2026
Treg Taylor RepublicanGeneral-election nominee$880,310.00$724,631.00February 1, 2026
Bernadette Wilson RepublicanGeneral-election nominee$305,985.00$64,794.00February 1, 2026
Dave Bronson RepublicanGeneral-election nominee$217,284.00$130,065.00February 1, 2026
Candice English RepublicanGeneral-election nominee——Not listed
Matt Heilala RepublicanLost the primary$1,364,237.00$1,009,480.00February 1, 2026
Tom Begich DemocraticWithdrew$1,195,970.00$117,199.00August 8, 2026
Adam Crum RepublicanLost the primary$347,986.00$179,741.00February 1, 2026
Shelley Hughes RepublicanLost the primary$306,510.00$158,712.00February 1, 2026
Click Bishop RepublicanLost the primary$283,606.00$130,259.00February 1, 2026
Nancy Dahlstrom RepublicanWithdrew$17,810.00$4,880.00February 1, 2026
Edna DeVries RepublicanLost the primary$10,986.00$9,359.00February 1, 2026
Bruce Walden RepublicanListed in Wikipedia’s fundraising table$2,192.00$2,192.00February 1, 2026
James W. "JP4" Parkin RepublicanLost the primary$1,799.00$131.00February 1, 2026
Bill Walker IndependentLost the primary——Not listed
Destry J. Payne Sr. IndependentLost the primary——Not listed
Henry R. "Hank" Kroll RepublicanLost the primary$0.00$0.00February 1, 2026
Lesil McGuire RepublicanLost the primary——Not listed
Matt Claman DemocraticWithdrew——Not listed
Meda DeWitt IndependentLost the primary——Not listed
Michael Loren Gilbert RepublicanLost the primary——Not listed

Figures as listed in the campaign finance table on Wikipedia’s 2026 Alaska gubernatorial election page, which gives the Alaska Public Offices Commission as its source, retrieved October 23, 2026 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Most are rounded to whole dollars. TerraCivic could not check them against the state’s own records because Alaska’s campaign finance site cannot be read automatically; Alaska Public Offices Commission reports is the official source.

Polling and ratings

Race ratings

Recent polls

PollsterDatesSampleMargin of errorResults
Alaska Survey ResearchOctober 15–18, 20261,568 (LV)± 3.0%Bernadette Wilson 30% · Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 50% · Dave Bronson 12% · Treg Taylor 8%
Data for Progress (D){{cite web|url=https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/10/20/every-statewide-race-in-alaska-is-close-as-7-in-10-voters-worry-about-affording-gas-and-food|title=Every Statewide Race in Alaska Is Close, as 7 in 10 Voters Worry About Affording Gas and Fooddate=October 20, 2026}}October 8–16, 2026694 (LV)RCV round 4% · Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 28% · Dave Bronson 46% · Treg Taylor 12%
660 (LV)129%49%RCV round 12% · Bernadette Wilson 9% · Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 5%
648 (LV)233%50%RCV round 17% · Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 7%
629 (LV)347%53%Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 9%
660 (LV)350%50%Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins 5%

Ratings and polls as listed on Wikipedia: 2026 Alaska gubernatorial election (retrieved October 23, 2026), licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. TerraCivic does not rate races or compute its own average.

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