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Man with Sen. Dan Sullivan's name advances from Alaska U.S. Senate primary
Confirmed


The challenger Sullivan, a retired teacher from the island community of Petersburg, sued for a spot on the ballot and succeeded after a judge invalidated a decision by a top state elections official who said he had filed his candidacy with an intent to confuse voters.
Sullivan criticized the incumbent for embracing Mr. Trump's endorsement and said the president was "more interested in raising tariffs on our allies than in lowering the cost of groceries, housing and energy. President Trump endorsed Sen. Sullivan for reelection and called the other Sullivan's candidacy an attempt to trick voters.
The federal investigation is moving forward, with a law enforcement official telling NBC News that a grand jury issued subpoenas last week to compel information from witnesses related to the Dan J. The state Supreme Court ultimately ordered Dan J.
What's confirmed
- The challenger Sullivan, a retired teacher from the island community of Petersburg, sued for a spot on the ballot and succeeded after a judge invalidated a decision by a top state elections official who said he had filed
- Sullivan criticized the incumbent for embracing Mr.
- The federal investigation is moving forward, with a law enforcement official telling NBC News that a grand jury issued subpoenas last week to compel information from witnesses related to the Dan J.
What's still developing
- The challenger Sullivan, a retired teacher from the island community of Petersburg, sued for a spot on the ballot and succeeded after a judge invalidated a decision by a top state elections official who said he had…
- The state Supreme Court ultimately ordered Dan J.
- President Trump endorsed Sen. Sullivan for reelection and called the other Sullivan's candidacy an attempt to trick voters.
- Sullivan criticized the incumbent for embracing Mr. Trump's endorsement and said the president was "more interested in raising tariffs on our allies than in lowering the cost of groceries, housing and energy.
- The federal investigation is moving forward, with a law enforcement official telling NBC News that a grand jury issued subpoenas last week to compel information from witnesses related to the Dan J.
