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FILE- This Nov. 7, 2006 file photo shows Sarah Palin, right, walking with Paulette Schuerch of Kotzebue, Alaska, and Sean Parnell, left, to Election Central headquarters in Anchorage, Alaska, after Palin was declared the winner of the Alaska governor's race. The election night tradition in Alaska of candidates of all parties milling about at Election Central awaiting election results or going there for media interviews has ended. State election officials, looking for places to cut back, have said they will not be renting a convention center in Anchorage for the 2016 primary and general election watch parties, citing the cost and questioning the state’s continued role in the event at a time when results can now be easily accessed online. (AP Photo/Al Grillo, File)

FILE- This Nov. 7, 2006 file photo shows Sarah Palin, right, walking with Paulette Schuerch of Kotzebue, Alaska, and Sean Parnell, left, to Election Central headquarters in Anchorage, Alaska, after Palin was declared the winner of the Alaska governor's race. The election night tradition in Alaska of candidates of all parties milling about at Election Central awaiting election results or going there for media interviews has ended. State election officials, looking for places to cut back, have said they will not be renting a convention center in Anchorage for the 2016 primary and general election watch parties, citing the cost and questioning the state’s continued role in the event at a time when results can now be easily accessed online. (AP Photo/Al Grillo, File)

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