Alaska judge hears arguments on whether elections division can remove candidate with same name as incumbent senator
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Corinne Smith
Summary
An Anchorage judge heard oral arguments in a case about whether the Alaska Division of Elections can remove a candidate named Dan J. Sullivan (a retired teacher) from the U.S. Senate race because his name is nearly identical to incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan. The division made the unprecedented decision to remove the candidate, citing voter confusion. The court is expediting the case, with a decision expected Friday and potential appeals to the Alaska Supreme Court by Monday, ahead of a June 30 ballot printing deadline.
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The court is expediting the case and a decision is expected Friday.
Any appeals are expected to be before the Alaska Supreme Court on Monday, ahead of a looming deadline for the division to print primary ballots no later than noon on Tuesday, June 30.
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