Sullivan Stays in Race Amid Confusion Claims | Anchorage News

Dan J. Sullivan is sticking around in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race despite a crushing primary loss—third place with over 3,000 votes to Senator Sullivan’s 65,000—and he’s not backing down, calling the results proof voters can tell him and the incumbent apart. Facing accusations of voter confusion and even a failed ballot challenge, Sullivan says he’s been vindicated by the numbers and remains focused on campaigning, online and in interviews, while dismissing rumors of a DOJ investigation as “a mystery” to him and his team. Deadline to drop out? August 31—the same day results are certified.

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