
Alaska Senate race remains undecided days after Election Day
Fewer than 700 votes separated the top two candidates in Alaska’s Senate race Friday with 74% of ballots counted.

Fewer than 700 votes separated the top two candidates in Alaska’s Senate race Friday with 74% of ballots counted.
President Donald Trump said votes for another candidate named Dan Sullivan should be credited to Dan Sullivan in Alaska. WHAM reported that Trump made the claim, while Breitbart said he called for the other candidate’s vote totals to be transferred. One America News Network also reported Trump included votes for Gerald Heikes in his remarks. The reports describe the race as close, but do not give vote totals or say whether election officials will act on Trump’s proposal.
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