AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSenate Count: Alaska’s U.S. Senate race remains too close to call, with Democrat Mary Peltola leading Republican Dan Sullivan by about 600 votes and more than 20% of ballots still uncounted. The state expects updates Monday and Tuesday; ranked-choice results, if needed, are scheduled for Nov. 18. Ballot Fight: Peltola’s campaign has sued for records showing which absentee ballots were rejected and why. The state says the preliminary records are confidential and plans to fight the request. An FBI inquiry into alleged “Decoy Dan” ballot confusion is also drawing scrutiny, as President Trump has called for votes cast for the other Dan Sullivan to be reassigned. State Races: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads in the governor’s race, while Republican Nick Begich holds a sizable lead for Alaska’s U.S. House seat. Public Health: State health officials have issued an advisory after a new mpox outbreak in Anchorage. Arctic Refuge: A proposed oil exploration effort is on hold until at least mid-January, according to an Alaska developer.
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