Hey Alaska! It’s Election Day, October 7, 2025, and if you’re in an unorganized borough, today’s your chance to shape local education by voting in the Regional Educational Attendance Area (REAA) school board elections. Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned pro, here’s everything you need to know to make your voice heard.
🗳️ What Are REAA Elections?
REAA elections are held in Alaska’s unorganized boroughs—areas that don’t have a borough or city government. These elections are your opportunity to vote for school board members who make decisions about local education policies, budgets, and other important matters. It’s a big deal for communities where local control over education is essential.
🧭 Where to Vote
Polls are open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM today. Not sure where to go? Check your voter registration card or visit the Alaska Division of Elections for polling locations.
🧑🏫 Who’s Running?
Here’s a quick look at some of the REAA school board races happening today:
- Holy Cross: Voters will choose school board members to represent their community.
- Lake Minchumina: School board elections are on the ballot.
- Shageluk: Residents will vote for school board representatives.
- Ruby: School board elections are taking place.
- Koyukuk: Voters will select school board members.
- Minto: School board elections are on the ballot.
- Arctic Village: Residents will vote for school board representatives.
- Fort Yukon: School board elections are taking place.
- Northway: Voters will choose school board members.
- Tok: School board elections are on the ballot Tanana Chiefs Conference.
For a full list of candidates and more details, visit the Alaska Division of Elections REAA page.
🗳️ Why Your Vote Matters
Your vote today helps decide who will oversee education in your community. School boards make decisions that impact local schools, students, and families. By voting, you’re ensuring that your voice is heard and that your community has a say in its educational future.
📊 Want to Know the Results?
Preliminary results will be available after polls close at 8:00 PM. Final certified results will be posted once all ballots have been counted and verified. Stay tuned to the Alaska Division of Elections for updates.
✅ Final Tips Before You Go
- Bring a valid ID: It’s required to vote.
- Know your polling place: Check your voter registration card or the Division of Elections website.
- Vote early if you can: Avoid the crowds and make your voice heard.
Remember, your vote is your voice. Don’t miss this chance to make a difference in your community. Happy voting!
