Mary Peltola campaign and Dems backed covert scheme to field spoiler candidates in Alaska Senate race: report
Murkowski and Murkowski endorse Alaska’s Democratic governor candidate
Peltola campaign's alleged Dan Sullivan spoiler plot takes new turn as DOJ faces major legal hurdle
Democrats prep for election interference as Trump administration makes moves
Alaska’s ranked choice voting is on the ballot this year. Republicans want it gone.
Vance responds to question about ‘insulting’ Alaska election lawsuit
Heritage Foundation senior fellow Don Palmer explains what it would take for the DOJ to successfully block Alaska's Senate election.
The Democrat announced a heavy cash advantage on the same day that Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski endorsed him.
Lawyers are bracing for next week’s midterm elections to land in court. But already, battles over California ballots and an Alaska Senate candidate are heated. In California, the
Democrats are favored to retake the House, but the fight for the Senate is tighter. Democrats must pick up four seats to retake control. The states to watch: Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio and Texas.
Alaska and Pennsylvania could also see election results later than other states.
Democratic wins in Texas and Alaska would test the size of the party’s tent on energy issues.
Senate Republicans see Iowa moving their way and Ohio slipping, with pessimism growing over Alaska and Kansas. Why it matters: Even when they squint, top Republicans struggle to see a majority beyond 51 seats,
Senators are bracing for a potential floor fight over accepting the results of the Alaska Senate race between incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) and former Rep. Mary Peltola (D) — and perhaps other battleground contests — if President Trump urges allies to dispute what he might view as unfair or “rigged” results. Democratic senators generally…
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