President Donald Trump claimed responsibility for a Department of Justice lawsuit aimed at challenging the results of Alaska's U.S. Senate race if incumbent Dan Sullivan does not win. Trump stated, "I’m the one that said ‘do it,’" during a visit to Florida. The lawsuit argues that voters may be confused by another Republican candidate, Daniel J. Sullivan. Early voting in Alaska has already commenced, and the case is now with U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason.
Key facts
- Trump stated he ordered the DOJ lawsuit regarding Alaska's Senate race.
- The lawsuit challenges election results if incumbent Dan Sullivan loses.
- The suit claims potential voter confusion with candidate Daniel J. Sullivan.
- Early voting in Alaska began earlier this week.
- The case is assigned to U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason.
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