Alaska Senate race Archives

Mary Peltola denies involvement in a plot to add a second Dan Sullivan to the Alaska Senate ballot as federal investigations continue.

Ranked-choice voting lets voters rank candidates by preference. This system is currently used in Alaska, Maine, and several major U.S. cities.

Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered a probe into allegations that Democrats recruited a spoiler candidate to confuse voters in the Alaska Senate race.

President Donald Trump demands the removal of two Alaska Senate candidates. He accuses Democrats of a scheme to mislead voters.

Attorney General Todd Blanche defended a federal lawsuit aiming to block the certification of a tight Alaska Senate election result.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit to stop the certification of Alaska's Senate race results due to candidate name confusion.

Incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan and former Representative Mary Peltola have advanced to the general election following Alaska's nonpartisan primary.