In Alaska, we likely know 3 things going into Wednesday's RCV count:
Rep. Peltola (D), Sen. Murkowski (D), and Gov. Dunleavy (R) will be re-elected
House stands at 20 D/I - 19 R, with 1 race likely in the air til RCV
Senate is 9D - 11R with a VERY likely Bipartisan Coalition.
RE: House, two candidates lead with two R's splitting the vote: Featherly (I) & Wells (D).
Only Wells has a reasonable chance. In each race, assuming 5% of the 3rd place R goes to the D/I: Wells needs Eibeck to exhaust 25% of his votes. Featherly needs Bieling to exhaust 50%!
RE: Senate — the majority that actually passes the budget has been Dems + R's Steadman, Stevens, and Bishop.
With 9D's, plus R's Merrick and likely Giessel, you COULD have:
A 14D/R - 6R Senate;
A 21 D/I/R - 19R House;
And a Trump-endorsed Governor! Buckle up for #akleg, folks.
Things we don't know:
Will Giessel (R) win after Cacy's (D) votes are re-allocated? (most likely)
Will Sumner prevail in the all-GOP 4-person Mat-Su race for the House?
Will Bjorkman defeat fellow Republican Tuckerman Babcock after Cizek's (I) votes are re-allocated?
Fixed some numbers here and did an alternative projection with Wells and Featherly winning over more Republicans!