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Maine finally ran out of patience with Susan Collins
12 left outlets ran this →Defeating Trump's Handpicked Candidate, Democrat Annie Andrews Wins Senate Seat Long Held by Warmonger Lindsey Graham
12 left outlets ran this →How Democrats swept the midterms
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First reported by Newsmax (Right); 11 outlets over 41h.
Newsmax · +2h New York Post · +9h Fox News · +13h The Washington Times · +19h The Hill · +24h Breitbart · +26h Just the News · +29h Newsweek · +40h Axios · +41h The Blaze · +41h Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump said votes for two Alaska Senate candidates should go to Dan Sullivan, but state law says otherwise.
Read at newsweek.com →President Donald Trump declared the Alaska Senate election to be “over” on Thursday. “The vote totals for the Fake Dan Sullivan, plus the other ‘slug’ that the Dems put on the Ballot, should be immediately given to the REAL Dan Sullivan, and the Election is over – He easily wins,” Trump wrote…
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) should be given the vote totals for the other candidate named Dan J. Sullivan out of fairness, President Donald Trump stated Thursday after the midterm elections, Axios reported.
Read at breitbart.com →Trump: 'Fake Dan Sullivan' Votes Should Go to Alaska Incumbent Newsmax
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