Alaska's sole U.S. House seat is headed to a competitive general election after four candidates advanced from Tuesday's rank-choice primary. First-term Republican incumbent Nicholas Begich III, a member of a prominent Alaskan political family, is seeking to retain the seat but faces a notable challenge from independent candidate Bill Hill, alongside two other contenders.

The Associated Press called the primary early, with Begich leading Hill by 47.9% to 29.5%; both advance to the November general election, along with two further candidates who also qualified. The race will test whether Begich, who won the seat as a freshman, can hold off Hill's independent bid in a state known for its unpredictable, rank-choice voting system.