What The Law Can Actually Do About The Other Dan Sullivan
The Democrats who planted a second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s Senate ballot pulled a dirty trick, but the Justice Department’s response lawsuit is unlikely to stop a single ballot from being counted. The law that actually applies to this mess
Republican Ledger staff · 12:15 AM ET
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The Democrats who planted a second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s Senate ballot pulled a dirty trick, but the Justice Department’s response lawsuit is unlikely to stop a single ballot from being counted. The law that actually applies to this mess runs through Juneau, the Federal Election Commission, a federal grand jury, and the United States ...
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