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Voters to decide Alaska Senate race roiled in final days by litigation, allegations of dirty tricks
Final midterm polls show trouble for Trump’s GOP across 7 battleground states
DOJ asks Supreme Court to block California counting disputed mail-in ballots
Kellyanne Conway blasts Alaska Democrats over 'decoy Dan' scandal
A look at election security, legal challenges ahead of the 2026 midterms
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan accused his Democratic opponent, Mary Peltola, of corruption and cheating while rallying supporters in Alaska as they head to the polls.
Fourteen Senate races from Florida to Alaska will determine if Republicans keep their majority in the chamber or Democrats take control.
The state has become a battleground for control of Congress.
The latest New York Times/Siena poll shows Peltola is still leading, but by a narrower margin than a month ago.
Get live results from the Alaska House 2026 midterm election race as the GOP looks to maintain its congressional majority.
Overall, Democrats have a 64% probability of winning the Senate, according to DDHQ.
Sen. Sullivan to Newsmax: Peltola Scandal Driving Alaska Turnout
Alaska voter Greg Martone tells NewsNation he is worried might've voted for the wrong Dan Sullivan in the Senate race, right after casting his ballot The post Alaska Republican Immediately Stresses Out He Might’ve Voted for the ‘Decoy’ Dan Sullivan first appeared on Mediaite.
Early races in key districts, one Midwestern ballot and a controversy in Alaska could determine control of Congress.
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