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Alaska Judge Rules It’s Okay for Democrats to Steal Elections

Alaska Judge Rules It’s Okay for Democrats to Steal Elections

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Alaska Judge Rules It’s Okay for Democrats to Steal Elections Matt Margolis | 12:28 PM on June 27, 2026 AP Photo/Becky Bohrer Alaska's Division of Elections did its job earlier this month. A state judge just undid it.The Division ruled that a fake candidate running under Sen. Dan Sullivan's (R-Alaska) name and even his branding had no business on the 2026 midterm ballot.

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Alaska Judge Rules It’s Okay for Democrats to Steal Elections Matt Margolis | 12:28 PM on June 27, 2026 AP Photo/Becky Bohrer Alaska's Division of Elections did its job earlier this month. A state judge just undid it.The Division ruled that a fake candidate running under Sen. Dan Sullivan's (R-Alaska) name and even his branding had no business on the 2026 midterm ballot. The impostor, whose actual name is Daniel J. Sullivan, copied the real Sullivan's old campaign slogan and slapped together a logo nearly identical to the incumbent's. The goal was obvious: trick enough confused voters into pulling the lever for the wrong Sullivan to tip a close Senate race.

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