Mary Peltola
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- 2026-10-29 regulatory Alaska's governor ordered an investigation into Mary Peltola's campaign for allegedly recruiting a candidate with the same name as her opponent to deceive voters. source
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Super PACs fund dozens of third-party candidates in key US races · 1 source tracked
Super PACs are quietly funding dozens of third-party candidates in pivotal House and Senate races, with over $16.5 million spent by outside groups. These expenditures, though a small fraction of overall ad spending, cou…
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Alaska Governor May Withhold Election Certification Amidst Candidate Name Scheme
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has indicated that the state might not certify the U.S. Senate election results if Democrat Mary Peltola wins. This stance stems from an investigation into allegations that Democrats recrui…
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Alaska Senate race faces 'same-name' controversy, drawing Trump's ire · 1 source tracked
A political controversy has emerged in Alaska's Senate race involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan, drawing attention from former President Trump. The situation is complicated by allegations that Democratic operati…
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Alaska Governor Orders Probe into Senate Candidate Over Alleged Voter Deception
Alaska's governor has ordered an investigation into a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Mary Peltola, over allegations of deliberately tricking voters. The controversy centers on the recruitment of another candidate wit…
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Senate control uncertain post-Election Day due to close races and voting rules
Control of the United States Senate may remain uncertain for weeks following Election Day due to numerous close races and state-specific voting regulations. The outcome could impact legislative priorities and the lame-d…
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Trump administration sues to block Alaska Senate certification if GOP loses
The Trump administration, through Attorney General Todd Blanche, has filed a lawsuit to prevent the certification of Alaska's Senate election results if the Republican candidate, Dan Sullivan, loses. Blanche defended th…
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Trump DOJ escalates pre-midterm legal actions with lawsuits and raids
The Trump administration's Department of Justice has intensified its pre-election legal actions, launching several high-profile investigations and lawsuits. These actions include a preemptive lawsuit in Alaska to potent…
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Political outsiders surge in midterms, downplaying party labels · 1 source tracked
A growing number of candidates in the upcoming midterms are eschewing traditional party affiliations to appeal to voters disillusioned with established politicians. These unconventional figures, ranging from religious l…
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Democrats' massive fundraising haul signals strong midterm enthusiasm · 1 source tracked
Democratic Senate candidates are demonstrating a significant fundraising advantage over their Republican opponents in several key races leading up to the 2026 midterms. For instance, James Talarico in Texas raised $64 m…
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Trump announces 'massive' Greenland exploration, but rights and feasibility remain unclear
Former US President Donald Trump announced that significant oil, gas, and mineral exploration is slated to commence in Greenland. Despite his claims of ownership and strategic importance, Greenland is a self-governing t…
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US announces $150M for Alaska power lines amid election campaigning
The US Department of Energy is set to announce $150 million in funding for new power lines in Alaska. This announcement coincides with Vice President J.D. Vance's visit to the state, where he will campaign for Republica…
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GOP Senators Return Empty-Handed After Painful Legislative Week
Republican senators are returning from Washington largely without legislative achievements after an extended session. Key priorities such as addressing data center energy costs and curbing congressional stock trades fai…
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Trump touts $54B South Korean investment in Alaska gas project ahead of midterms
Donald Trump is highlighting a significant investment from South Korea into an Alaskan natural gas project, valued at approximately $54 billion. This announcement is strategically timed to bolster Republican Senate cand…
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US political campaigns spend $17M on AI tools, with OpenAI and Anthropic leading usage
US political campaigns are increasingly utilizing AI tools, with over $17 million disclosed in spending on AI vendors since 2020. While candidates are often reticent about their AI usage due to public perception, campai…
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Schumer navigates internal party divisions for Senate majority
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces a challenge in uniting the Democratic party for the upcoming elections, as several progressive candidates who are likely to secure nominations also express independent or criti…
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Democrat Senate Super PAC Targets 4 GOP Seats with $54M Ad Blitz
The Democratic Senate Super PAC has announced an additional $54 million in television advertising, focusing on four Republican-held seats in the upcoming midterm elections. This strategic investment aims to flip seats i…
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Alaska Senate race features namesake candidate facing ballot challenges
A retired schoolteacher named Dan Sullivan is running for the U.S. Senate in Alaska, facing accusations of being a sham candidate due to his name and party affiliation matching that of the incumbent Republican Senator D…
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Alaska Senate candidate Dan Sullivan faces ballot disqualification threat
A U.S. Senate candidate in Alaska, also named Dan Sullivan, is facing potential disqualification from the August primary ballot. The state's Division of Elections director cited eligibility concerns and potential voter …
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Two Dan Sullivans vie for Alaska Senate seat, sparking voter confusion claims
In Alaska, a political controversy has emerged involving two candidates named Dan Sullivan running for the same U.S. Senate seat. The incumbent, Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, alleges that the other Dan Sullivan is a …
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Chuck Schumer faces Democratic primary battles as progressives challenge establishment picks
Chuck Schumer's efforts to recruit candidates for the upcoming Senate races have encountered significant setbacks, particularly in Maine where his preferred candidate, Governor Janet Mills, withdrew from the race. This …