Nancy Dahlstrom

An Alaska election official ruled a U.S. Senate candidate named Sullivan ineligible for the primary ballot due to allegations of intending to confuse voters by sharing a name and party with incumbent Dan Sullivan. The challenger claims his candidacy was legitimate and denies coordination with another candidate, while the ruling allows for an appeal.

An Alaska election official ruled that a U.S. Senate candidate named Sullivan, who shares the same name and party as incumbent Dan Sullivan, is ineligible for the August primary ballot due to alleged intent to confuse voters. The challenger claims his candidacy is genuine and has denied allegations of coordination with another candidate, while Republicans and the lieutenant governor allege the run is a 'sham' to manipulate the race.

An Alaska election official ruled that a U.S. Senate candidate named Sullivan, who shares a name and party with incumbent Dan Sullivan, is ineligible for the August primary ballot due to alleged intent to confuse voters. The challenger claims his candidacy is genuine, while officials investigate potential coordination with another candidate.

An Alaska elections official has threatened to disqualify a Republican Senate candidate named Dan Sullivan, citing eligibility concerns. The challenger, who shares his name with Senator Dan Sullivan, faces an investigation into potential ballot access violations.

Alaska’s election official is investigating a GOP Senate candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., who shares the same name as incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska), due to allegations he entered the race to confuse voters.