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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 6 outlets over 46h.
Newsweek · +6h The Daily Wire · +6h The Daily Caller · +28h Townhall · +33h Breitbart · +46h The Hill
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.
Read at thehill.com →The midterm elections are here. But the whereabouts of independent Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan are unclear.
Read at newsweek.com →President Donald Trump speculated on Monday that lawyers were hiding Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. and coaching him to avoid prosecution, while calling for Democrat Mary Peltola to face criminal charges over an alleged effort to confuse voters.
Read at breitbart.com →‘The court dismissed the case on procedural grounds but did not dispute the argument’
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