The Federal Election Commission is regulating federal elections in Alaska, where a candidate is running under the Green Party label.

The entities involved

• Federal Election Commission →

  United States independent regulatory agency that regulates federal elections

  • Lawsuits challenge open primary laws in the state, debating the balance between party autonomy and state law.Sun 18:54
  • Anderson challenges Capito for U.S. Senate seat, with FEC tracking campaign finance reports and donations.Sat 05:36
• Alaska →

  state of the United States of America

  • Solitario Resources Corp. operates zinc mining projects in Alaska, Colorado, and Peru.Mon 15:32
  • Financial disclosure law governs candidacy eligibility in Alaska.Mon 15:23
• Green Party →

  political party in Brazil

  • Green Party candidates DuWayne Collier and Risa Lombardo are running for office in Arizona amid lawsuits and alleged threats from election commission leadership.Sun 17:52

Related events

• The Federal Election Commission regulated campaign finance in the US.Aug 31
• The Federal Election Commission regulates federal elections and campaign finance in New York, where it operates under unique state limits.Sep 12
• The FEC regulated elections impacted by a ruling, leading to the formation of a new organization.Sep 15
• The Alaska Democratic Party operates as a political entity within the state.Aug 29
• Elections in Alaska are currently focused on various state priorities.Aug 31