Alaskan early voters dismiss double Sullivan-Peltola saga as 'noise'

Published on 31 Oct 2026 9:11:04 PM

Early voters in Alaska on Oct 30 dismissed the latest political controversy as "noise" in the state's Nov 3 US Senate race which allegedly saw Democrats conspiring to recruit a spoiler candidate in the critical contest.

The controversy erupted following a story in The New York Times. It said a Democratic operative who worked with Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign helped encourage a retired teacher, Daniel J. Sullivan Jr, to run with the alleged goal to siphon votes from the incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan.

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