Former Democratic Representative Mary Peltola and incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan are projected to advance to the general election for the Senate seat in Alaska, according to Decision Desk HQ. This marks the third election cycle under Alaska's new voting system, which allows the top four candidates to proceed from the primary to a ranked-choice general election, irrespective of their party affiliation.
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Peltola and Sullivan Advance to General Election in Alaska Senate Race
Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan are set to compete in the general election for the Senate seat in Alaska. This election will utilize the state's new voting system, which permits the top four candidates to advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.
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Peltola, Sullivan matchup set in key Alaska Senate race
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Peltola and Sullivan Advance to General Election in Alaska Senate Race