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The midterms prove a new type of Democrat can win
13 left outlets ran this →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
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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 4 outlets over 19h.
Newsweek · +3h The Hill · +12h New York Post · +19h Fox News
The second Dan Sullivan drew 1.7%. Jailed Democrat Eric Hafner drew 7.3%, Alaska’s bigger spoiler.
Read at newsweek.com →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 →Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan slammed Democratic opponent Mary Peltola’s campaign after casting his ballot in Anchorage, declaring, “People are disgusted by what has gone down in Alaska,” and calling it the state’s “biggest election cheating scandal.” His accusations follow reports that operatives…
Watch at youtube.com →Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, said the contrast between his campaign and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola’s couldn’t be clearer in a speech to his supporters.
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