Alaska Senate race faces federal probe over voter-confusion allegations
State and federal investigators are examining whether a Dan J. Sullivan campaign—who shares a name with the incumbent Dan S. Sullivan—was devised to confuse voters and boost Mary Peltola, with possible wire fraud or civil-rights violations under scrutiny by the FBI, Alaska AG, and U.S. Attorney; the Alaska Supreme Court allowed the challenger on the August primary ballot, and ranked-choice voting could put multiple candidates, including both Sullivans and Peltola, on the November ballot, making the race pivotal for Senate control.
