Justice Department issues new subpoenas over Alaska spoiler candidate controversy, AP source says
A candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan ran for Alaska's Senate seat, sharing a name with the incumbent Republican Senator Daniel S. Sullivan. According to Alaska's governor, the candidate attempted to use a fake middle initial to appear on the ballot, apparently to confuse voters. The Justice Department is now investigating this as a criminal matter and has issued new grand jury subpoenas as part of the escalating investigation.
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Justice Department issues new subpoenas over Alaska spoiler candidate controversy, AP source says
The Latest: Department escalates criminal probe over Alaska spoiler candidate with new subpoenas
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DOJ ramps up criminal probe into Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’, preps grand jury subpoenas
Alaska Gov. Dunleavy: ‘Decoy Dan’ Tried to Use Sen. Dan Sullivan’s Middle Initial on Ballot
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2 developments- Oct 29Justice Department issues new subpoenas over Alaska spoiler candidate controversy, AP source says
- Oct 29Alaska Gov. Dunleavy: Dan J. Sullivan Tried to Run for Senate Using Fake Middle Initial ‘S’
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