(Discussion) Democrats may win Alaska in 2024 or 2028.

[Amol S.]

I did previously make a thread on this topic, however I did not put too many facts into it and the thread ended up backfiring on me, with people calling me racist. On my small free time yesterday, I looked at Alaska's presidential voting history and found something surprising.

Presidential election results[9]

Year	Republican	Democratic
1960	50.9% 30,953	49.1% 29,809
1964	34.1% 22,930	65.9% 44,329
1968	45.3% 37,600	42.7% 35,411
1972	58.1% 55,349	34.6% 32,967
1976	57.9% 71,555	35.7% 44,058
1980	54.4% 86,112	26.4% 41,842
1984	66.7% 138,377	29.9% 62,007
1988	59.6% 119,251	36.3% 72,584
1992	39.5% 102,000	30.3% 78,294
1996	50.8% 122,746	33.3% 80,380
2000	58.6% 167,398	27.7% 79,004
2004	61.1% 190,889	35.5% 111,025
2008	59.4% 193,841	37.8% 123,594
2012	54.8% 164,676	40.8% 122,640
2016	51.3% 163,387	36.6% 116,454
2020	53.1% 189,951	43% 153,778

Since 2000, the number of voters that voted for Republicans have been stagnant and barely changing, while the number of voters who voted for Democrats have been steadily increasing. In factct, since 2004 the percentage margin of victory the Republicans win by in Alaska has been decreasing. In 2004 George Bush won by a margin against Democrats by a margin of 35.5% approximately, but in 2020 Donald Trump won against Joe Biden in Alaska by on a magin of 10.1%.

Furthermore, in 2020 Joe Biden became the first Democrat nominee to win the city of Anchorage and the suburbs of Fairbanks since the 1964 election when Linden B. Johnson ran for president.