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Mary Peltola Leads in Alaska Senate Race as Vote Counting Continues

Mary Peltola is leading in the Alaska Senate race against incumbent Dan Sullivan, with 98% of votes counted. Peltola has 49.8% of the votes compared to Sullivan's 46.1%. The final deadline for overseas ballots is November 18.

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Mary Peltola has claimed victory in the Alaska Senate race against incumbent Dan Sullivan, leading with 49.8% of the votes as of Saturday morning. With 98% of ballots counted, Peltola's lead is approximately 10,400 votes. She stated that there is no path for Sullivan to win. The counting process continues, with overseas ballots due by November 18, which could affect the final results.

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  • Mary Peltola leads with 49.8% of the votes in the Alaska Senate race.
  • Dan Sullivan trails with 46.1%, a difference of about 10,400 votes.
  • The final deadline for overseas ballots in Alaska is November 18.
  • Peltola gained approximately 2,000 votes in the latest ballot count.
  • The gubernatorial race was called for Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins.
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