The Alaska Senate race determines who represents the state in the U.S. Senate, shaping federal laws and resource policies. Held every six years, candidates compete in primaries and a general election. Voters, political parties, and Alaska's industries—especially oil, fishing, and mining—benefit from the outcome.
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