Alaska Republican fears he may have voted for ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan in tight Senate election
Alaska's 2024 Senate election featured two candidates both named Dan Sullivan—the Republican incumbent and a challenger referred to as "Decoy Dan." The similar names caused confusion among voters, with at least one Republican supporter realizing he may have voted for the wrong candidate. An FEC complaint alleges the challenger's campaign illegally coordinated with a dark-money group that ran ads against the incumbent. The Trump campaign requested that ballots for the decoy candidate be set aside, but Alaska's attorneys said this was impossible without violating voter privacy.
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Part of The 2026 Alaska Senate race: Dan Sullivan vs. Mary Peltola
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1 sourceAlaskan Voter Says He May Have Accidentally Voted for the Wrong Sullivan
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2 sourcesAlaska voters say they weren't confused about 2 Dan Sullivans on ballot
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10 sourcesAlaska PAC accused of sending voter guide replacing Sen. Dan Sullivan with spoiler candidate
Alaska voter 'disgusted' by reported 'decoy Dan' plot switches from Peltola to Sullivan
Alaska Republican fears he may have voted for ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan in tight Senate election…
Watch the Look of Panic on Alaska Voter's Face as He Realizes He May Have Voted for Wrong Dan Sullivan
Alaska Republican fears he may have voted for ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan in tight Senate election
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5 developments- Oct 31Trump ask to set aside ‘Decoy Dan’ Alaska Senate ballots ‘not even possible’: attorneys
- Nov 2Only right-leaning coverage:Evidence Suggests Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’ Illegally Colluded With Democrat Dark-Money Group
- Nov 2Alaskan Voter Says He May Have Accidentally Voted for the Wrong Sullivan
- Nov 2Only center coverage:Trump Says Alaska's ‘Two Dan Sullivans’ Ballot Is Confusing. Voters Agree?
- Nov 3Alaska Republican fears he may have voted for ‘Decoy Dan’ Sullivan in tight Senate election
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