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The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that Daniel J. Sullivan can stay on the ballot for the Senate primary, affirming a lower court's decision. This ruling comes after the Alaska Division of Elections initially sought to remove him due to the name similarity with Senator Dan Sullivan.
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The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that Daniel J. Sullivan can stay on the ballot for the Senate primary, affirming a lower court's decision. This ruling comes after the Alaska Division of Elections initially sought to remove him due to the name similarity with Senator Dan Sullivan.
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