Alaska’s Ballot Measure 3, scheduled for the November 3, 2026 general election, would amend voter qualification statutes to specify that “only” U.S. citizens meeting age, residency, and registration rules may vote. The change clarifies existing language that already bars noncitizens under state constitution and federal statute, following signature certification earlier in 2026. Recent Division of Elections reviews compared voter rolls with DMV records, flagging and removing thousands of suspected noncitizens while restoring others who affirmed citizenship, without requiring documentary proof. No major organized opposition has emerged, and parallel citizen-voting measures have advanced in other states. Traders appear to view passage as likely given the measure’s limited scope and alignment with longstanding prohibitions.