Dan J. Sullivan Stays in Race | Anchorage News

A wild Alaska Senate race unfolds as Dan J. Sullivan, a third-place primary finisher with just 2.5% of the vote, defiantly stays in the race—right before the deadline—amid confusion over his name clash with incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan. While the incumbent secured 41.4%, Democrat Mary Peltola leads with 49.5%. With ranked-choice voting in play and a shifting field—including David Leslie’s exit and Gerald Heikes’ surprise stay—Sullivan argues he’s fighting for real change, criticizing his rival’s record on issues like Iran and citing Alaska’s poor child well-being and business climate rankings. The race is now a high-stakes game of voter confusion, strategic withdrawals, and a battle for Alaska’s future.

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