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If Alaskans can’t tell Sen. Dan Sullivan from dark-horse challenger Dan Sullivan on the ballot, they are easily confused.
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If Alaskans can’t tell Sen. Dan Sullivan from dark-horse challenger Dan Sullivan on the ballot, they are easily confused.
Mary Peltola says she "knew nothing" about an alleged scheme to recruit candidates named Dan Sullivan onto the Alaska Senate ballot, but Sullivan says she is "still lying."
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says his administration is investigating an alleged scheme to recruit a second Dan Sullivan into the Alaska Senate race tied to Mary Peltola operatives.
Roughly 100 residents gathered on Oct. 27 to share what they viewed as strengths and weaknesses of the island’s fire department. The meeting was part of an ongoing external audit of the agency.
Washington — A candidate bearing nearly the same name as sitting Sen. Dan Sullivan has drawn scrutiny in Alaska's Senate race, as Republicans and the Trump administration raise the alarm bells over the pos...
Washington — A candidate bearing nearly the same name as sitting Sen. Dan Sullivan has drawn scrutiny in Alaska's Senate race, as Republicans and the Trump administration raise the alarm bells over the pos...
The Justice Department has dramatically accelerated a criminal probe into whether Alaska Democrats sought to confuse voters by recruiting a Senate candidate intended to siphon votes from the Republican, issu...
Meanwhile, optimism is rising within the Democratic Party that it can seize a Senate majority in the midterm elections. Follow for the latest on the campaign trail.
Democrats face questions over an alleged same-name candidate scheme in Alaska. In an age of digital deception, the simplicity is almost refreshing.
Alaska senate race early voting surges as nearly 58,000 ballots are cast. Sen. Dan Sullivan faces Mary Peltola and a look-alike candidate sharing his name on the ballot.
Trump believes the scheme to recruit a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot in Alaska is criminal and Mary Peltola should be prosecuted.
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The investigation comes after reports that the Peltola campaign intentionally sought out additional candidates to split the Republican vote.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy said he ordered the Alaska Department of Public Safety to determine whether “criminal charges or civil action are warranted.”
Alaska's governor has ordered an investigation into the Democratic Senate candidate after allegations that her campaign was involved in recruiting another candidate with the same name as Republican Dan Sul...
The Republican governor was responding to allegations in the New York Times that Democrats recruited a spoiler candidate, Dan Sullivan.
Alaska’s governor has ordered an investigation into whether charges should be brought over alleged Democratic efforts to confuse voters. Follow here for the latest.
Legal experts weigh in after The New York Times reported Democrats sought out potential Senate candidates with the same name as the GOP incumbent, Sen. Dan Sullivan.
Sen. Dan Sullivan says Mary Peltola's campaign secretly recruited another Dan Sullivan to confuse Alaska Senate race voters. Peltola dismisses the alleged scheme.
On Wednesday's broadcast of "CNN News Central," Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) said that reporting that Democrats attempted to recruit a spoiler Dan Sullivan to | Clips
Federal prosecutors are investigating how Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. landed on Alaska’s U.S. Senate ballot alongside Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan.
The effort was part of a broad campaign that began last year to get spoilers onto the ballot to hurt the incumbent Republican senator’s chances, The New York Times reported.
Top campaign aides for Alaska Senate hopeful Mary Peltola were instructed to search for people named Dan Sullivan they could recruit for the contest, and she was "definitely aware," a bombshell report revealed.
An October surprise has surfaced in a Senate race that could well determine who wins a majority in next week’s midterm elections.