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Prosecutors Investigate Alaska Senate Candidate Named Dan Sullivan
State and federal prosecutors are examining whether a U.S. Senate candidate sharing the name of the Republican incumbent may be part of a scheme to confuse voters in Alaska. The inquiry focuses on the campaign's possible role in voter confusion.
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State and federal prosecutors are investigating whether the campaign of a U.S. Senate candidate named Dan Sullivan could be part of a conspiracy to confuse voters in the Alaska Senate race. The probe centers on the possibility that the candidate's identical name to the Republican incumbent was used to mislead voters.
Background on the Race The candidate shares the same name as the sitting Republican senator from Alaska. Officials have not released additional details about the scope or timeline of the investigation. No charges have been filed in connection with the inquiry.
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