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source: Kalshi
Matt Schultz's odds are now 5%, past the previous low of 18%.
No recent Alaska House developments were included in the provided news. The updates instead cover other 2026 races, many of them still competitive or unresolved. That leaves this Alaska market without fresh race-specific signals. These summaries do not provide new information on the Alaska House race, so they should not move this market much. Any impact is likely minimal and indirect.
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Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
Alaska Republican Party
The Alaska Republican Party endorsed Nick Begich III for re-election to U.S. Congress.
N. IIINick Begich IIIB. HillBill HillM. SchultzMatt SchultzSource: FEC
