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2026-11-07 18:32
In Alaska, Ranked-Choice Ballots Are Unlikely to Be Enough for Dan Sullivan
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- The New York TimesLean left
An analysis shows Mary Peltola is likely to keep her lead in the Senate race in part because of ballots she’d accumulate in ranked-choice tabulation from supporters of the other Dan Sullivan.
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Two candidates named Dan Sullivan could create questions about second-choice ballots and voter intent in Alaska’s ranked-choice Senate race. The Hill’s Chris Stirewalt and Bill Sammon examine the scenario Republicans are counting on.
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It might take days before we know Alaska’s Senate race’s result. It won’t depend on either Sullivan Jr. or Heikes, experts say.
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The HillCenter
The potential two-Dan Sullivan issue in Alaska's ranked-choice count | WHOLE HOG POLITICS
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Alaska Ranked-Choice Voting Could Sink Challenge to Senate Result: Analysts
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In Alaska, Ranked-Choice Ballots Are Unlikely to Be Enough for Dan Sullivan
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Who Is Gerald Heikes? Trump Wants Alaska Votes Given to Dan Sullivan
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