AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSenate Count: Alaska’s race remains unresolved, with Mary Peltola ahead of Sen. Dan Sullivan by 637 votes as officials continue counting roughly 51,000 outstanding ballots. Gov. Mike Dunleavy says major updates are expected Nov. 13 and Nov. 18, when ranked-choice ballots could be tabulated if no one clears 50%. Ballot Dispute: Peltola’s campaign is suing for records on rejected absentee ballots. President Trump has claimed votes for another Dan Sullivan should count toward the incumbent, but those votes do not transfer automatically. State Leadership: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads the governor’s race, while lawmakers have named a bipartisan coalition to lead the incoming Alaska Senate. Energy & Costs: Alaska is drawing interest as a data-center hub, with a proposed North Slope project and a new federal estimate of vast undiscovered gas resources. But high energy costs remain a strain: one Fairbanks retiree faces a $2,000 heating-oil refill, with fuel above $6 a gallon.
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