Two Dan Sullivans will appear on Alaska's November Senate ballot after a federal prisoner with no clear ties to the state advanced from the primary, potentially complicating incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan's reelection bid.
The Department of Justice has issued grand jury subpoenas investigating whether Dan J. Sullivan, a former teacher, entered Alaska's Senate race to confuse voters with Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan. Federal investigators are examining potential voter confusion tactics in the Republican primary.
Alaska will announce the unofficial winner of the special election to replace the late Congressman Don Young using the state's new ranked choice voting system. The results will be livestreamed by the Division of Elections.