House Resolution 310 formally dismisses an election contest related to the office of Representative for the at-large Congressional District of Alaska. This action is taken because the House of Representatives, under the Federal Contested Election Act , does not possess jurisdiction over all types of election disputes. Specifically, section 2(1) of the Act (2 U.S.C. 381(1)) grants the House authority over contests arising from official general and special elections for federal representatives. However, it explicitly states that the House lacks jurisdiction over disputes originating from primary elections , caucuses, or political party conventions. Consequently, the contest was dismissed as it fell outside the defined scope of the House's legal authority.