- Trump-backed Palin lost to Democrat Mary Peltola, who made history by becoming first Alaska Native, first woman to be elected to her state’s lone House seat.
- Novel, ranked-choice voting system by which Petola won has drawn fierce criticism from some conservatives.
- Defenders of process say it rewards less polarizing candidates, more positive campaigns.
- Palin also is called for the state to provide more information on rejected ballots in her defeat.
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Palin Thinks Ranked-Choice Is Rank, Not ‘Will Of The People’
Former GOP VP, Alaska governor made comment after losing House race this week by balloting in which voters rank candidates in order of preference.
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