Person · 5 stories in 30 days · 3 this week
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182 articles from 23 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Thu 29 Oct, 63 articles
The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Left and right are close to even.
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Elections5 of 5
Mary Peltola4 of 5
Alaska3 of 5
Courts and justice2 of 5
Free speech and media2 of 5
Department of Justice2 of 5
The Justice Department sued to block Alaska from certifying its Senate election results if Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan loses narrowly. The move is tied to confusion over two candidates named Dan Sullivan and raises concerns about election integrity and political influence.
CBS News editor Bari Weiss encountered internal pushback from staff when advocating for coverage of an alleged Democratic plot involving a second Dan Sullivan in Alaska. The resistance highlights tensions over editorial decisions and political reporting within the news organization.
Alaska's governor launched an investigation into allegations that a Democratic Senate campaign recruited a candidate with the same name as the Republican incumbent to confuse voters. The probe follows reports of a potential ballot strategy that has drawn scrutiny from federal and state officials.
Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola faced off in a contentious debate on issues including economic challenges, Iran, and military spending. The exchange intensified when Sullivan questioned whether Peltola had received questions in advance, sparking debate over fairness and conduct.
President Trump granted pardons to two Alaska diesel mechanics during a campaign rally in Wasilla. The move is part of a broader effort to energize Republican voters ahead of a competitive Senate election.