Alaska judge clears namesake Dan J. Sullivan for Senate primary ballot
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A Superior Court judge overturned the Division of Elections disqualification of Dan J. Sullivan, a Petersburg teacher who shares a name with Sen. Dan Sullivan, allowing him to appear in the August Republican primary; the ruling says the division's good-faith requirement wasn't grounded in the Constitution, Alaska law, or its own regulations and can be appealed to the Alaska Supreme Court as ballots are prepared ahead of Alaska's top-four primary and ranked-choice general election.
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- Superior Court judge rules in favor of namesake challenger to Sen. Dan Sullivan Anchorage Daily News
- Alaska judge hears arguments in appeal of state striking Dan J. Sullivan from U.S. Senate race Alaska Beacon
- Alaska Judge Puts the Other Dan Sullivan Back on US Senate Ballot U.S. News & World Report
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