Joe Miller (Alaska politician) win election via write-in since Strom Thurmond in 1954. Miller conceded the race on December 31. In June 2011, a judge found that Miller's lawsuit was aimed at winning the election and not in the interest of upholding the state constitution as Miller had claimed. He was ordered to compensate the State of Alaska approximately $18,000 for legal fees incurred by the State. Miller ran in the 2014 U.S. Senate election as a Republican, although a late-race endorsement of Miller by former governor Sarah Palin did not yield a win, as former Alaska Attorney General and Commissioner of Natural Resources
Alaska pollock as food during winter and allowing it to undergo natural freeze-thaw cycles. It is often boiled into a soup called "hwangtae-haejang-guk" (hangover soup). Rehydrated "hwangtae" can be grilled (usually with a gochujang-based marinade) as "hwangtae-gui", simmered "hwangtae-jjim" or "jorim", or added to "hwangtae-juk" (rice porridge). Jerky made from yellow Alaska pollock is called "hwangtae-po". "Nogari" (), which is dried young Alaska pollock, is often served with a variety of dipping sauces as "anju". "Kodari" (), which is the "nosed" variant, is made by gutting young Alaska pollock and half-drying them on ropes that are tied through their noses. It is often simmered