Voters in Anchorage, Alaska appear to have blocked the passing of a new anti-trans bathroom bill that would have stripped protections fron transgender invidiuals and required people in public spaces to use the bathroom corresponding to the sex assigned them at birth. With all the ballots cast, the victory is as yet unofficial, though the Anchorage Press reports that 53% of citizens voted against the bill (titled Prop 1), while 46% voted for it. Related | Trans Students Ask Federal Judge to Reverse School Board Bathroom Decision

The rights afforded transgender people in the Anchorage Assembly resolution of 2015 will thus remain intact.
Voters in Anchorage, Alaska, United States, reject a proposed amendment to the city charter which would have restricted public restroom use to the gender appearing on the user's birth certificate.