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Trump Claims Victory in Alaska Senate Race Amid Ongoing Vote Count

Donald Trump has claimed victory in the Alaska Senate race, asserting that Republican Dan Sullivan is leading despite current results showing Democrat Mary Peltola ahead. Trump's statements come as only 75 percent of ballots have been counted, and the final results may not be available until November 18. His comments follow the appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff.

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Donald Trump has announced that he believes Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is winning the Alaska Senate race, despite Democrat Mary Peltola currently leading in the vote count. Trump's assertion comes ahead of the final vote tabulation scheduled for November 18, as only 75 percent of ballots have been counted. His comments coincide with the recent appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, who has also expressed concerns about election integrity.

Key facts

  • Trump claims Sullivan is leading despite Peltola's current lead.
  • Peltola has 48.17% of the votes, while Sullivan has 47.88%.
  • Only 75% of ballots have been counted so far.
  • Final results may not be known until November 18.
  • Stephen Miller has been appointed as White House chief of staff.
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Donald Trump Makes Wild Election Claim as Stephen Miller Takes the Reins

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Trump Claims Victory in Alaska Senate Race Amid Ongoing Vote Count