If we vote, instead, for those who are neither Republican or Democrat, who will we have left to vote for, and will those minor political parties be able to field candidates in all districts?  I don't know any other party that can do that.  The majority of voting Alaskans are registered as non-aligned/non-partisan/independent (choose your label).  But there is NO political party that sponsors this type of candidate.  Now, if enough people choose to rally around "anyone but D / R," perhaps we can see what a Legislature can do outside of the "mainstream" political system.  But, most importantly, we need to have those candidates on the ballot.  Where are they?