Alaska Senate Race Mystery Deepens | Anchorage News

Alaska’s Senate race is heating up with a twist: Dan J. Sullivan, who came in third in the primary, refuses to drop out — despite trailing the incumbent senator by a wide margin. With over 3,000 votes and a deadline of August 31 to withdraw, he’s staying in the race, insisting voters clearly distinguished between him and the sitting senator. A legal battle earlier this year saw the Alaska Supreme Court order him back on the ballot after election officials tried to remove him for alleged misconduct. Meanwhile, mysterious DOJ subpoenas have surfaced — though Sullivan says he’s never heard anything about them. Undeterred, he’s doubling down, continuing his campaign online and in interviews, confident he’ll make his case to Alaskan voters come November.

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