2025 Anchorage, Alaska elections

2025 Anchorage, Alaska elections

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Anchorage, Alaska voted on fifteen ballot propositions on April 1, 2025 which were approved by the Anchorage Assembly, as well as six Assembly seats. ^[1]

Assembly

Six seats to the Anchorage Assembly were elected.

Ballot measures

Proposition 1

Proposition 1, officially the Capital Improvements for School District Bond Measure, would allocate $63,822,000 to maintain school facilities in the Anchorage School District. ^[2]

Endorsements

Yes

Organizations

• Anchorage School District ^[2]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 1

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	19,826	51.25
No	18,862	48.75
Total votes	38,688	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 2

Proposition 2, officially the Roads and Storm Drainage Bond Measure, would allocate $33,700,000 to pay for construction towards maintaining roads and storm drainage system. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 2

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	23,840	61.47
No	14,942	38.53
Total votes	38,782	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 3

Proposition 3, officially the Parks and Recreation Bond Measure, would allocate $8,250,000 to fund local parks and trails. ^[5] $2,900,000 would be allocated to improving Town Square Park. ^[6]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 3

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	21,340	55.01
No	17,448	44.99
Total votes	38,788	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 4

Proposition 4, officially the Police Service Area Bond Measure, would allocate $3,400,000 to fund improvements for the Anchorage Police Department. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 4

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	20,242	52.46
No	18,340	47.54
Total votes	38,582	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 5

Proposition 5, officially the Public Safety Capital Improvement Bond Measure, would allocate $9,400,000 to fund various safety improvements in the city, including the purchase of new replacement ambulances. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 5

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	22,223	57.35
No	16,530	42.65
Total votes	38,753	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 6

Proposition 6, officially the Senior Center and Libraries Capital Improvement Project Bonds, would allocate $2,800,000 to fund improvements across the Anchorage Public Library system, as well as renovations to the Anchorage Senior Center. ^{[4] [7]}

Results

Anchorage Proposition 6

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	22,459	58.67
No	15,824	42.33
Total votes	38,283	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 7

Proposition 7, officially the Anchorage Fire Service Area Fire Protection Bond Measure, would allocate $2,400,000 to pay for new replacement fire trucks and fire water tenders. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 7

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	24,804	65.01
No	13,353	34.99
Total votes	38,157	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 8

Proposition 8, officially the Road Improvements for Girdwood Valley Service Area Bond Measure, would allocate $3,000,000 to fund improvements in Girdwood. ^[8]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 8

Choice	Votes	%
No	19,278	51.92
Yes	17,854	48.08
Total votes	37,132	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 9

Proposition 9, officially the Chugach State Park Access Service Area Bond Measure, would allocate $300,000 to fund an overflow parking lot near the Chugach State Park. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 9

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	20,977	54.98
No	17,180	45.02
Total votes	38,157	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 10

Proposition 10, officially the Roads and Drainage Service Area Snow-Response and Fleet Vehicle Special Tax Measure, would allocate $3,500,000 to pay for new and replacement snow plowing vehicles. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 10

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	16,610	60.67
No	10,771	39.33
Total votes	27,381	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 11

Proposition 11, officially the Anchorage Metropolitan Police Service Area Police Vehicle Special Tax Measure, would allocate $3,000,000 to pay for new and replacement police vehicles in the Anchorage Metropolitan Police Service Area. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 11

Choice	Votes	%
No	20,695	54.39
Yes	17,078	45.21
Total votes	37,773	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 12

Proposition 12, officially the Chugiak, Birchwood, Eagle River Rural Road Service Area Mill Rate Adjustment Measure, would increase the mill levy to a maximum of 2.40 mills in the Chugiak, Birchwood, Eagle River Rural Road Service Area. The proposition only applies to those in that area. ^{[9] [4]}

Results

Anchorage Proposition 12

Choice	Votes	%
No	3,151	56.10
Yes	2,466	43.90
Total votes	5,617	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 13

Proposition 13, officially the De-Annexation of Lot 2 Huisingh Subdivision Measure, would de-annex Lot 2 Huisingh Subdivision from the Totem Limited Road Service Area. The proposition only applies to those in that area. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 13

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	60	83.33
No	12	16.67
Total votes	72	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 14

Proposition 14, officially the De-Annexation of Lots 1 & 16 Block 2 Elmore Subdivision Measure, would de-annex Lots 1 & 16 Block 2 Elmore Subdivision from the Birch Tree/Elmore Limited Road Service Area and amend the Anchorage Municipal Code. The proposition only applies to those in that area. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 14

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	201	57.59
No	148	42.41
Total votes	349	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

Proposition 15

Proposition 15, officially the Annexation of Lots 6-18 Block 2 and Lots 9-13 Block 3 Equestrian Heights Subdivision Measure, would annex Lots 6 to 18 Block 2, and Lots 9 to 13 Block 3 of the Equestrian Heights Subdivision into the Birch Tree/Elmore Limited Road Service Area. The proposition only applies to those in that area. ^[4]

Results

Anchorage Proposition 15

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	187	53.74
No	161	46.26
Total votes	348	100.00
Source: Municipality of Anchorage [3]

References

1. Early, Wesley. "What to know about Anchorage's 2025 city election". Alaska Public Media. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
2. "Anchorage Prop. 1: School District asks voters to approve $63 million bond for security & safety upgrades". Alaska News Source. March 3, 2025. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
3. "Election Summary Report General Election Municipality of Anchorage April 1, 2025" (PDF). Municipality of Anchorage. Retrieved April 2, 2025.
4. "Ballot breakdown: Anchorage's 2025 election". Alaska's News Source. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
5. "Ballot Proposition 3 seeks to further fund local parks & trails in Anchorage". Alaska News Source. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
6. "Is Anchorage's Town Square Park worth saving? Are voters ready to lift the tax cap to pay for it?". Must Read Alaska. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
7. "Proposition 6 Facilities Bond for Seniors and Libraries". Anchorage Public Library. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
8. "Here are the bonds and levies on the ballot in Anchorage's city election". Alaska Daily News. Retrieved April 1, 2025.
9. "Anchorage Municipal Election: Deadlines, ballot measures and voting info". The Alaska Current. Retrieved April 1, 2025.