Alaska Senate race sees 'ballot stacking' tactic to siphon votes

The Alaska Senate race highlights the use of 'ballot stacking,' a tactic where candidates with minimal chances are promoted to split opposition votes. This is an established electoral strategy, not a novel development, but its prominence in a high-stakes race underscores its potential impact on the outcome. The effectiveness and legality of the tactic remain subject to state election rules.

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