AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoAlaska Senate Race: Voters head to the polls in a closely watched contest between Republican Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola, shadowed by allegations that a second candidate named Dan Sullivan could confuse voters. Peltola’s campaign has denied involvement. A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s effort to intervene in the race and delay certification; the department plans to appeal. Rural Voting Access: The Alaska Democratic Party and others sued over polling sites they say failed to open as scheduled. Rural lawmakers and the party have also reached a deal with the state to recruit poll workers. What Comes Next: Alaska’s ranked-choice process and slow ballot count mean the Senate result may take days to emerge. Nome Port: Construction is underway to expand Nome’s harbor for larger vessels, including Coast Guard ships. The project could improve supplies to western Alaska and carries growing strategic significance as Russia watches the port closely.
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