In the latest batch results, posted Wednesday night, LaFrance has about 54 percent of the vote to Bronson’s 46 percent.
Anchorage mayoral candidate Suzanne LaFrance speaks at Williwaw Social after results showed her leading incumbent Mayor Dave Bronson on May 14, 2024.
LaFrance, a former Anchorage Assembly chair, was leading Bronson by almost 5,000 votes with roughly 55 percent of the vote after Tuesday night’s initial results came in.
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