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DOJ sends target letters to Democrats in Alaska election inquiry
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A Fox News report describes an Alaska voter who said she was 'disgusted' by a reported 'decoy Dan' plot and switched her support from Democratic incumbent Mary Peltola to Republican Dan Sullivan. The New York Times reports the Justice Department sent target letters to Democrats, escalating an Alaska inquiry. The WSJ published an opinion piece asking when a dirty trick becomes a crime, while NPR reported a judge rejected Trump's attempt to block Alaska Senate results if the GOP incumbent loses. PBS reported that in an Alaska fishing community, the Dan Sullivan episode has taken an ominous turn. The aggregated headlines center on an alleged election trick, a federal probe, and litigation over Senate results in Alaska.
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- Alaska voter 'disgusted' by reported 'decoy Dan' plot switches from Peltola to Sullivan — Fox News
- Justice Dept. Sends Target Letters to Democrats in Escalation of Alaska Inquiry — The New York Times
- Opinion | When Does a Dirty Trick Become a Crime? — WSJ
- Judge tosses Trump's attempt to block Alaska Senate results if GOP incumbent loses — NPR
- In an Alaska fishing community, the Dan Sullivan episode takes an ominous turn — PBS
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DOJ Sends Target Letters to About 20 Democrats in Alaska Senate Ballot Probe