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In a tight Alaska Senate race, independent voters lean toward Mary Peltola over incumbent Dan Sullivan, valuing authenticity and Alaska-focused issues like fishing livelihoods; the contest centers on fisheries policy, cost-of-living concerns, and a quirky ranked-choice system that includes a third candidate named Dan Sullivan, complicating the path to victory.
In Alaska’s nonpartisan U.S. Senate primary, Mary Peltola (D) leads the field for the Democrats and incumbent Dan Sullivan (R) leads the Republicans as votes are tallied; with about 66% counted, Peltola has 46.8% and Sullivan 44.4%, and four candidates will move to the November general election.
Republican candidate Nick Begich has defeated Democrat Mary Peltola in the race for Alaska's House seat, resulting in a significant political shift as the seat flips from Democratic to Republican control.