AP offers this report. AP also reports that “Alaska’s Legislature should consider changing election law to make clear that voter intent is what matters in counting write-in ballots, a state lawmaker said Wednesday.” This is particularly interesting to me, as I talk in The Democracy Canon about how the canon can serve as a “preference eliciting” mechanism—getting a state legislature to say when they do not agree with a judicial preference to construe certain statutes to favor voters. Here, the Legislature would be confirming agreement with such a judicial preference.