Who votes for Alaska's electoral college?

Answer 1

I am not sure if this answers your questions, but here is some information you might find useful. Alaska Statutes 15.30.020, 15.30.030-15.30.100 states that: 1) each political party (must be a recognized political party in Alaska) selects their electors for President and Vice President. A certified list of electors is submitted to the State Division of Elections by September 1 in a presidential year. 2) states that any qualified voter except a US Senator or Representative or person holding an office of trust or profit under the U.S. may be selected as a candidate for elector. 3) requires a party pledge from the elector 4) states that a vote marked for President and Vice President is considered and counted as a vote for the presidential electors of the party for the presidential electors named under AS 15.30.026. In short, it is the parties who select their electors, but it is the people who decide which electors will cast their vote at the Electoral College.