“Alaska voters will decide next week for the second time in as many cycles whether they want to scramble the state’s ranked choice voting system, as Republicans fret it could cost them a tight Senate race,” Politico reports.“Alongside the high-profile statewide races, Alaskans are voting on Ballot Measure 2, which would roll back a host of election reforms voters approved in 2020, including the state’s unique all-party primary and top-4 ranked choice general election.”“A successful repeal of Alaska’s election reforms could reshape how competitive future races in the politically idiosyncratic state will be — and be a boon for the national anti-ranked choice movement.”