New speculation is swirling about whether Vice President Kamala Harris can win in areas of the country that are not traditionally considered Democratic. Bloomberg’s Anna Edgerton looked specifically at changes seen in the northernmost U.S. state. Alaska Survey Research released the results of a poll on Sept. 13, showing the unusual data. Speaking to 1,254 likely voters, 910 of which are so-called “super voters,” who always vote in elections, Harris stands at 42 percent and Trump at 47 percent, with 6 percent undecided. The month before the election, political prognosticators are looking at Pen…