Alaska Senate Race Gets Cash-Fueled | Anchorage News

Alaska’s Senate race is heating up as outside PACs dump millions to fund lesser-known candidates, aiming to split the vote and weaken frontrunners Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola. Groups like Fair Deal Alaska and Right For Alaska are backing candidates who could drain support from the main contenders, while some of those candidates—like Richard Grayson and David Leslie—express discomfort with the outside spending and even plan to withdraw if they make it to the top four. With a unique top-four primary system, this high-stakes money game could reshape the outcome in a state where every vote counts for Senate control.

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