Aleutians West Census Area Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026
Who is running for Alaska Senate and Alaska House, and where they stand on schools, agriculture and elections.
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Find your districts by addressAlaska Senate District SDarren Morgan Deacon (R) · Bryce Edgmon (Undeclared) · Wassilie P. "WG" Guy (D) · Richard "Rick" Robb
Darren Morgan Deacon
Top priorities
From other published sources
- Support paying a full Permanent Fund Dividend, per the statement filed for the Alaska Division of Elections' 2026 Official Election Pamphlet
- Defend Alaskans' fishing and hunting rights, per the statement filed for the Alaska Division of Elections' 2026 Official Election Pamphlet
About Darren Morgan Deacon
Deacon is a Native Alaskan from Upper and Lower Kalskag whose working background includes communications and workforce development, per the campaign site. Per the campaign site, he has served as Tribal Chief of the Native Village of Kalskag and on the board of a Native corporation for a decade.
Bryce Edgmon
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Education funding and school maintenance
- Public safety and Village Public Safety Officer support
- Rural infrastructure, including school internet upgrades and weatherization
About Bryce Edgmon
Bryce Edgmon has represented Alaska House District 37 since 2007 and has served as House Speaker, per his Alaska State Legislature member page. A lifelong resident of Dillingham, he is board chairman of Choggiung Ltd. and a former chief operating officer of the Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation, per the same source. He is running for the Senate District S seat, per his campaign site.
Wassilie P. "WG" Guy
Wassilie P. "WG" Guy, of Napaskiak, is a Democratic candidate for Alaska Senate District S, per Alaska Beacon. No campaign website was found as of September 21, 2026.
Richard "Rick" Robb
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Protecting subsistence rights and access to public lands, and banning trawling in state waters to preserve salmon, halibut and crab stocks
- Opposing the Donlin and Pebble mine projects over threats to fisheries
- Supporting long-term school construction and maintenance funding and increasing rural law enforcement resources
About Richard "Rick" Robb
Robb has lived in Bethel since 1988, where Robb raised a family and built a home, per the campaign site. Robb is a licensed professional counselor with more than 30 years in behavioral health program development, having worked for Bethel Community Services, the Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation and the Bethel Family Clinic, per the campaign site. Robb served on the Bethel City Council from 2009 to 2018, including four years as mayor, and was past president of the Alaska Conference of Mayors, per the campaign site.
Darren Morgan Deacon (Republican), Bryce Edgmon (Undeclared), Wassilie P. "WG" Guy (Democratic), Richard "Rick" Robb (Nonpartisan) are on the November 3 ballot for Alaska Senate District S. Not on the November ballot: Sen. Hoffman, the sitting member for the district per the same table. The field advanced from the August 18, 2026 top-four open primary; the general election uses ranked-choice voting, and the party shown is each candidate's registration as printed by the Division of Elections.
Full race pageAlaska House District 37Mark Smith · Evelynn M. Trefon (D) · Brenda L. Wilson (R) · Cade J. Woods
Mark Smith
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Supporting working fishermen amid global price pressure, processor consolidation and barriers to entry for young fishermen
- Recruiting and retaining health care providers and expanding behavioral health and substance-abuse support
- Protecting a meaningful Permanent Fund Dividend while supporting rural schools facing outmigration and budget constraints
About Mark Smith
Smith's family has deep roots in House District 37 after a grandparent relocated to Aleknagik in 1930, and Smith was raised there, per the campaign site. Smith has worked seasonal jobs, raised a family and served on local boards, and as Mayor of Aleknagik managed budgets and worked with the city council on infrastructure projects including a new landfill and bridge, per the campaign site. Smith also volunteered with a local youth camp and the area's electric cooperative, per the campaign site.

Evelynn M. Trefon
Top priorities
From other published sources
- Strengthen rural education and improve access to affordable energy and services, per the statement filed for the Alaska Division of Elections' 2026 Official Election Pamphlet
- Protect Alaska Native languages, cultures and subsistence traditions, per the statement filed for the Alaska Division of Elections' 2026 Official Election Pamphlet
- Oppose the Pebble Mine Project to protect salmon and fisheries, per the statement filed for the Alaska Division of Elections' 2026 Official Election Pamphlet
About Evelynn M. Trefon
Trefon lives in Newhalen and has worked more than twelve years as a school secretary, per the campaign site. Per the campaign site, she is a Newhalen City Council member and vice mayor, an Alaska Farmers Market Association board member and a board member of the INN Electric Cooperative.
Brenda L. Wilson
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Resilient fisheries
- Quality education
- Accessible wellness
About Brenda L. Wilson
Wilson has worked 25 years as a social worker, chemical dependency administrator and chemical dependency supervisor, per the campaign site. Per the campaign site, she has served on the Aleutians East Borough Assembly, the Eastern Aleutian Tribes board, the Agdaagux Tribal Council and the Aleutians East Borough School District board, and holds a Bachelor of Social Work.
Cade J. Woods
Top priorities
From the campaign site
- Protecting subsistence rights and the rural Alaskan way of life
- Expanding renewable energy and local business development in rural communities
About Cade J. Woods
Cade J. Woods is from Dillingham and a Curyung Tribal Member, per his campaign site. He has volunteered with the local fire department and EMS, chaired the Dillingham City Planning Commission, and serves on the board of Nushagak Electric and Telephone Cooperative, and works as a small business owner and fuel terminals manager, per the same source.
Mark Smith (Nonpartisan), Evelynn M. Trefon (Democratic), Brenda L. Wilson (Republican), Cade J. Woods (Nonpartisan) are on the November 3 ballot for Alaska House District 37. Not on the November ballot: Rep. Edgmon, the sitting member for the district per the same table. The field advanced from the August 18, 2026 top-four open primary; the general election uses ranked-choice voting, and the party shown is each candidate's registration as printed by the Division of Elections.
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