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Unless they withdraw by June 27, 17 candidates are vying to be the next Governor of Alaska in this year’s open primary election. The primary election is Aug. 18 and voters will each pick one candidate. The top four vote-getters, regardless of party affiliation, will advance from there to the general election on Nov. 3.Here is a full list of all gubernatorial candidates running in this year's election after the June 1 filing deadline:Former state Sen. Tom Begich (Democrat) and Lt. Gov. candidate Julia HnilickaFormer state Sen. Click Bishop (Republican), and Lt. Gov. candidate Greta SchuerchFormer Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Josh ChurchCurrent state Sen. Matt Claman (Democrat) and Lt. Gov. candidate Sarah SkeelFormer state revenue commissioner Adam Crum (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Robert “Bob” CraigMatanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Edna DeVries (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate George B. HightowerOrganizer Meda DeWitt (nonpartisan) with Lt. Gov. candidate Christopher SteereAnchorage podiatrist and state medical board member Matt Heilala (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Jesse SumnerFormer state Sen. Shelley Hughes (Republican), and Lt. Gov. candidate Blake GettysFormer state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (Democrat) and Lt. Gov. candidate Zac JohnsonAuthor Hank Kroll (Registered Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Tommy Nicholson IIIFormer state Sen. Lesil McGuire (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Elizabeth RexfordAngoon resident and former teacher James William Parkin IV (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Ramadhani GreerDestry Payne (Undeclared) with Lt. Gov. candidate Cliff SilversFormer Attorney General Treg Taylor (Republican) and CEO Candi EnglishBusinesswoman Bernadette Wilson (Republican) and Lt. Gov. candidate Mike ShowerFormer Gov. Bill Walker (Nonpartisan) and Lt. Gov. candidate Randy Hoffbeck

Alaska schools are hiring teachers from the Philippines amid a massive national shortage. It’s the latest wave of immigrants from Southeast Asia to come to the state. This five part series breaks down how and why those teachers are here, as well as what it means for both Alaska, and the island nation.

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