Alaska Supreme Court says elections measure can go to ballot

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that a proposed initiative that would change the state’s elections process can appear on the ballot. The measure would create an open primary where all candidates would be listed on a ballot and create a ranked-choice voting system for general elections. It also would require additional disclosures for certain campaign contributions. Attorney General Kevin Clarkson last year said the measure violated a so-called single-subject rule. The Supreme Court ruled the initiative’s provisions are logically related. The group behind the measure says the initiative is expected to appear on the November ballot.