· 28mThe Latest: Races in Alaska and Mississippi will determine strength of Democratic Senate majority
· 1hDemocrats ‘divorced from voters’ as 5 states back citizen-only voting, bolstering GOP push
· 3hWhat races the AP has not yet called in contests for Senate and governor
· 5hKornacki analyzes the races too close to call
· 7hTrump Demands the ‘REAL’ Dan Sullivan to Be Immediately Made the Winner of the Alaska Senate Race: ‘There is No Other Fair Solution’
· 9h'Decoy Dan' ballot scheme was a 'calculated' effort to trick Republican voters, Tom Dupree says
· 18hWhat’s delaying US midterm election calls in Mississippi and Alaska?
· 23hAlaska US Senate race remains tight as state's ranked-choice voting system opens new strategies
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CNN's Pamela Brown was a bit thrown by the Alaska Democratic Party chair's "sex" explanation for why the state's midterm results are taking so long. The post ‘I Was Not Prepared’: CNN Anchor Thrown By Alaska Dem Party Official’s Strange ‘Sex’ Explanation for Slow Vote Count first appeared on Mediaite.
Former DOJ chief of staff Chad Mizelle discusses the Alaska Senate race, the 'Decoy Dan' controversy and reports that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has no immediate plans to retire.
KDKA political analyst Jon Delano has more on the midterm election results. More
Multiple races remain too close to call in Alaska, including a House race, the governor’s race and the Senate race, which had been thrust into the spotlight.
Fourteen Senate races from Florida to Alaska will determine if Republicans keep their majority in the chamber or Democrats take control.
Alaska is on course to have its first Democratic governor since Tony Knowles left office almost a quarter-century ago. According to incomplete, preliminary results published Tuesday night by the Alaska Division of Elections,
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