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Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, could also be joined for the historical moment by Yup’ik Alaska Native and former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska, if she ousts Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan.
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The US Justice Department deployed officials on Tuesday across the country to monitor midterm voting in predominately Democratic jurisdictions while widening a criminal probe into an Alaska campaign for a US Senate seat.
Republicans appear to be on the brink of losing power in Congress—and Donald Trump is not handling it well. The president freaked out Monday night in a series of Truth Social posts about the Alaska Senate race, where Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is not only up against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, but also an independent candidate and retired schoolteacher sharing his name: Daniel J. Sullivan. “FAKE ALASKA CANDIDATE DANIAL [sic] J....
A controversy erupted in Alaska following allegations that the Peltola campaign attempted to recruit a namesake candidate to confuse voters during the Senate primary, leading to legal challenges and investigations that ultimately failed to overturn the election results.
Early races in key districts, one Midwestern ballot and a controversy in Alaska could determine control of Congress.
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