Two Dan Sullivans to appear on Alaska’s US Senate ballot in November’s midterm elections
Left: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan. Composite: Sullivan for Senate, CQ-Roll Call via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenLeft: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan. They also hope to pick up a seat in blue state Maine, while defending Democratic-held seats in Michigan, Georgia and New Hampshire.Explore more on these topicsAlaskaUS midterm elections 2026US SenateUS politicsUS CongressnewsShareReuse this content
- ▪Left: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan.
- ▪Composite: Sullivan for Senate, CQ-Roll Call via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenLeft: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan.
- ▪They also hope to pick up a seat in blue state Maine, while defending Democratic-held seats in Michigan, Georgia and New Hampshire.Explore more on these topicsAlaskaUS midterm elections 2026US SenateUS politicsUS CongressnewsShareReuse this
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Left: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan. Right: Senator Dan S Sullivan. Composite: Sullivan for Senate, CQ-Roll Call via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenLeft: Republican Senate candidate Dan J Sullivan. Right: Senator Dan S Sullivan. Composite: Sullivan for Senate, CQ-Roll Call via Getty ImagesAlaskaTwo Dan Sullivans to appear on Alaska’s US Senate ballot in November’s midterm electionsThe incumbent senator Dan S Sullivan has condemned ex-school teacher Dan J Sullivan, claiming he is running at the behest of Democrats to confuse supportersChris SteinWed 26 Aug 2026 00.48 EDTLast modified on Wed 26 Aug 2026 01.15 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleRepublican senator Dan S Sullivan will be joined on the November ballot in Alaska by a challenger with a nearly identical name…
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