AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSenate Race: Mary Peltola widened her lead over Sen. Dan Sullivan to 2,517 votes as Alaska continues counting ballots; a winner may not be known until later this month. Sullivan’s campaign is seeking to join Peltola’s lawsuit for records on rejected absentee ballots, while Gov. Mike Dunleavy says investigators are examining possible wrongdoing tied to a second Dan Sullivan candidacy. Governor’s Race: Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins also grew his lead in the governor’s contest, but ranked-choice results could still affect the outcome; Republican Bernadette Wilson has not conceded. Legislative Leadership: An incoming bipartisan Senate coalition named Sen. Cathy Giessel as president, with senators-elect Bryce Edgmon and Louise Stutes joining the group. Education: A legislative task force’s initial recommendations call for more school funding and greater predictability, ahead of public comment and final guidance. Rural Health: Alaska will receive $272.7 million in the federal program’s second-year grants, among the largest state awards.
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