Alaska voters will decide Ballot Measure 3 on November 3, 2026, an initiated statute that would amend voter qualification language to specify that “only a person who is a citizen of the United States” may vote. The measure clarifies existing statutory wording that already limits voting to U.S. citizens under state and federal law, addressing concerns over potential future judicial interpretations or local experiments seen elsewhere. It qualified for the ballot after signature verification in March 2026 and faces no registered opposition campaign. The initiative aligns with similar citizenship-voting measures on ballots in other states this cycle and benefits from Republican backing plus Alaska’s broader election-integrity debates, including recent Division of Elections list maintenance efforts. Traders assign the measure a 72.5% implied probability of passage amid limited controversy and the state’s political environment.