The Essex Files: Alaska’s Name Game Puts Senate Control at Risk

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<![CDATA[Alaska’s U.S. Senate race has become a case study in how ballot design and candidate filings can tilt an election before a single vote is counted. Incumbent Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan faces Democrat Mary Peltola in a contest that could decide which party controls the Senate. ]]>

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