Alaska Senate race: DOJ subpoenas in ballot-stacking scheme over Dan Sullivan namesake

The US Justice Department has reportedly issued subpoenas after reports that Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign collaborated with operatives to place a namesake challenger on the Alaska Senate ballot to siphon votes from Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan. This marks a legal escalation in an established ballot-stacking tactic, now under federal scrutiny. The outcome could affect election integrity and the Senate race's legitimacy.

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