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A retired teacher in Alaska, Dan J. Sullivan, has entered the race against Republican Senator Dan S. Sullivan, following recruitment by Democratic operatives. This development has led to concerns among the senator's allies regarding voter confusion from third-party candidates.
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A retired teacher in Alaska, Dan J. Sullivan, has entered the race against Republican Senator Dan S. Sullivan, following recruitment by Democratic operatives. This development has led to concerns among the senator's allies regarding voter confusion from third-party candidates.
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