1984 general · November 6, 1984

1984 Alaska election results

Every race on Alaska's ballot in the 1984 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races40
Changed party7
Unopposed12%5 races
Incumbents defeated6

President

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlaskaRonald Reagan (R)36.8
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlaskaTed Stevens (R)42.7
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AK-ALDon Young (R)13.3

Alaska State Senate

D 3 · R 7 · 5 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-BRichard Eliason (R)47.8
SD-DPaul Fischer (R)28.5
SD-EJalmar Kerttula (D)3.9Flipped
SD-FArliss Sturgulewski (R)Unopposed
SD-GMitch Abood (R)4.0Flipped
SD-HJoe Josephson (D)8.3Flipped
SD-IRick Halford (R)56.6
SD-JJohn B. Coghill (R)67.3Flipped
SD-KDon Bennett (R)28.7
SD-NFred F. Zharoff (D)22.5Flipped

Alaska House of Representatives

D 21 · R 18 · Other 1 · 2 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1John L. Sund · Robin L. Taylor (DEM)1.8Incumbent lost
HD-2Peter Goll (D)7.7
HD-3Ben Grussendorf (D)Unopposed
HD-4Mike M. Miller · Jim Duncan (D)Unopposed
HD-5Andre Marrou · Mike Navarre (LIB)-0.2Incumbent lost
HD-6Bette Cato (D)Unopposed
HD-7Mike Szymanski (D)24.8
HD-8Steve Rieger · Fritz Pettyjohn (R)16.2
HD-9Alyce Hanley · Drue Pearce (R)8.0
HD-10Virginia Collins · H. A. Boucher (REP)0.2Incumbent lost
HD-11Max F. Gruenberg Jr. · Roger Jenkins (DEM)0.2Incumbent lost
HD-12Rick Uehling · Don Clocksin (REP)6.0
HD-13Terry Martin · Pat Pourchot (REP)7.3
HD-14Walt Furnace · Marco A. Pignalberi (R)33.3
HD-15Randy Phillips · Sam Cotten (REP)2.6Incumbent lost
HD-16Ronald L. Larson · Katie Hurley (D)0.5
HD-17Richard Shultz (R)21.7
HD-18Mike W. Miller (R)57.5
HD-19Mike Davis (D)19.6
HD-20John Ringstad · Steve Frank (R)9.7
HD-21Niilo Koponen (D)5.0
HD-22Al Adams (D)Unopposed
HD-23John G. Fuller (D)58.8
HD-24Kay Wallis (D)14.9
HD-25Johne Binkley (R)2.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-26Adelheid Herrmann (D)13.2
HD-27David W. Thompson (R)2.4Flipped

Alaska

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab