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Last update: 5 hours agoSenate Count: Mary Peltola leads Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan by about 637 votes, but roughly a quarter of ballots remain uncounted. Ranked-choice tabulation could delay the result; Donald Trump declared Sullivan the winner despite no official call. Ballot Lawsuit: Peltola’s campaign sued for records identifying rejected absentee ballots and the reasons they were rejected. State officials say the preliminary voter-specific records are confidential and plan to fight the suit. Spoiler Probe: Federal prosecutors subpoenaed long-shot Republican candidate Gerald Heikes in an investigation into alleged efforts to recruit Daniel Sullivan, whose name resembles the incumbent’s. Peltola has denied involvement. State Politics: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads Alaska’s governor’s race in early results. Democrats also flipped at least two Republican-held House seats, while a bipartisan Senate coalition tapped Cathy Giessel to lead. Voters rejected a repeal of ranked-choice voting and approved a citizenship requirement for state elections.
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