AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRural Voting Access: Two groups sued Alaska election officials, alleging at least 18 rural absentee-voting sites opened late, kept irregular hours or lacked ballots. They seek court orders to open the sites before Tuesday’s election; a judge scheduled a hearing for Monday. Alaska Senate Fight: The state urged a federal judge to dismiss the Trump administration’s bid to delay certification if Mary Peltola wins, calling the case meritless and warning that separating ballots ranking the other Dan Sullivan could violate voter privacy. The DOJ says it wants to investigate possible voter confusion; Peltola denies knowing of a spoiler-candidate effort. Federal Probe: The FBI has contacted donors to Daniel J. Sullivan, the Senate candidate sharing the incumbent’s name, as the criminal investigation widens. One donor told the AP he was not misled about whom he supported. Election Officials: A federal judge barred the Trump administration from threatening election workers with prosecution over ballot processing, ruling that its actions likely exceeded federal authority and violated voting protections.
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