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Trump claims Alaska voters need ‘190 IQ’ to understand their ballot as DOJ ratchets up case against the state

Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola accused of recruiting a candidate with the same name as the sitting Republican

The Independent UK · Oct 31

Two 'Dan Sullivans' on Alaska's Ballot Spark DOJ Lawsuit and Election-Integrity Fight

A second Dan Sullivan's candidacy has triggered allegations of voter confusion, a conditional Justice Department lawsuit and a criminal investigation days before Alaska's closely watched Senate election.

Latin Times · Oct 29

Trump's DOJ escalates Alaska Senate probe as president demands Dem candidate Mary Peltola be prosecuted

The race is considered key to control of the U.S. Senate

The Independent UK · Oct 28

‘It’s a scam!’ Trump rages over rival candidate named Dan Sullivan in wild Alaska Senate showdown

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The Independent UK · Oct 22

Supreme Court Will Consider Excessive Fines Clause Asset Forfeiture Case

It will review Alaska's confiscation of a $95,000 plane arising from the pilot's illegal transportation of up to 72 cans of beer.

Reason · Jul 21

U.S. Supreme Court upholds legality of Mississippi's absentee ballot return law

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Ballotpedia · Jul 1

Union Station: Alaska Supreme Court hears arguments on whether Janus requires annual opt-ins for union membership

The Alaska Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in a case where the state of Alaska claims that the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2018 ruling in Janus v. AFSCME requires annual opt-ins for union membership.

Ballotpedia · Oct 21, 2022

Alaska Supreme Court ruling keeps Sweeney off House ballot

The Alaska Supreme Court has upheld a lower court’s ruling that will keep Republican Tara Sweeney off the ballot for the August special election in Alaska’s U.S. House race

The Independent UK · Jun 25, 2022

Alaska high court sides with state in ballot access case

The Alaska Supreme Court has reversed a lower court decision that barred state elections officials from certifying the results of Saturday’s special U.S. House primary amid concerns about ballot accessibility for voters with visual impairments

The Independent UK · Jun 11, 2022

Judge orders delay in certification of Alaska’s US House special primary; state plans appeal

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — An Alaska state judge ruled Friday that the results of the special U.S. House primary election could not be certified until visually impaired voters are given “a full and fair opportunity to vote independently, secretly and privately.” The state immediately said it was planning an appeal to…

Tribune News Service · Jun 11, 2022