Alaska Senate race tests ranked-choice voting as control of chamber hangs in balance

Alaska's U.S. Senate election on Tuesday uses ranked-choice voting, a system that could influence the outcome in a race pivotal for Senate control. The presence of two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the ballot adds confusion, potentially affecting voter behavior. The result will determine whether Republicans retain or Democrats gain a seat, with national implications.

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