Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has expressed uncertainty about certifying the Senate race if Democrat Mary Peltola wins. During an interview, he announced an investigation into allegations that Democrats conspired to confuse voters by having two candidates named Dan Sullivan run against the incumbent. The Justice Department has issued subpoenas related to this investigation, and the Trump administration has filed a complaint against Peltola's campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Key facts
- Governor Mike Dunleavy did not confirm if he would certify the Senate race.
- Dunleavy announced an investigation into alleged Democratic voter confusion tactics.
- The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that the second Dan Sullivan remains on the ballot.
- The Justice Department issued subpoenas regarding Peltola's campaign.
- The Trump administration filed an amended complaint against Peltola's campaign.
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