DOJ sues to block Alaska from certifying Senate race winner if Republican narrowly loses
The DOJ is asking to stop Alaska from certifying the Senate race winner if Dan Sullivan loses, pointing to possible voter confusion over another candidate with the same last name.
The Department of Justice filed an extraordinary lawsuit seeking to block Alaska from certifying the winner of its upcoming U.S. Senate election if incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses.
The lawsuit, filed Thursday, cites likely voter confusion from having another candidate, Daniel Sullivan, on the ballot in the race.
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