The governor says the state grew suspicious in May and June, after an email asked to list a newcomer on the ballot as “Daniel S. Sullivan.”

Alaska Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola’s campaign could face demands for records revealing who financed an effort to recruit a second Dan Sullivan to enter the race as the Justice Department seeks discovery in its Alaska election lawsuit — and now accuses her campaign committee and national Democrats of misleading the court about the operation. […]

The last-minute revelation that Democrats intentionally recruited a same-name spoiler in Alaska is fueling multiple investigations in the race that could determine control of the U.S. Senate. Why it matters: Daniel J. Sullivan, who shares a first and last name with Alaska's incumbent Republican senator, will stay on the ballot. But the battle over his candidacy has consequences that could extend beyond Election Day. "We're going to investigate...

Following controversy related to Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan, the Justice Department has issued subpoenas over a candidate who shares his name, a person familiar with the matter told The AP.

As Alaska’s governorship and the composition of the Legislature hang in the balance of the November election, local governments — including Anchorage’s — are grappling with changes in state counterparts.

Alaska, discusses the investigation into an alleged 'spoiler candidate' scheme in Alaska's U.S. Senate race on 'The Story.'

Fox News host Jesse Watters interviews Vice President JD Vance about the alleged Alaska ballot decoy issue and potential investigations, with Vance arguing it should be illegal to mislead voters during a 'Jesse Watters Primetime' town hall.