The campaign of Democratic candidate Mary Peltola denied recruiting Dan J. Sullivan to confuse voters in Alaska's United States Senate race

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The Department of Justice filed an amended complaint in federal court concerning alleged Democratic candidate recruitment in the Alaska Senate election

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The Department of Justice's amended complaint in Alaska cited New York Times reporting regarding the recruitment of candidate Dan J. Sullivan

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan must appear on the election ballot labeled as the incumbent

Alaska state court litigation determined that general election ballots would identify Dan S. Sullivan as the incumbent senator and Dan J. Sullivan Jr. as a non-incumbent

In the Alaska United States Senate race, incumbent Dan S. Sullivan ran against Democrat Mary Peltola and candidate Dan J. Sullivan Jr.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee denied involvement with Dan J. Sullivan Jr.

Dan J. Sullivan Jr. stated to The Wall Street Journal that no outside party influenced Dan J. Sullivan Jr.'s decision to run for the United States Senate in Alaska

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The United States Department of Justice filed a lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska's Senate race results if Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan lost

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Independent candidate Dan J. Sullivan filed to run against incumbent Republican Senator Daniel S. Sullivan in Alaska's 2026 United States Senate race

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