Ranked choice voting may help Republican US Sen. Dan Sullivan, analysis finds
An analysis shows Mary Peltola is likely to keep her lead in the Senate race in part because of ballots she’d accumulate in ranked-choice tabulation from supporters of the other Dan Sullivan.
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- In Alaska, Ranked-Choice Ballots Are Unlikely to Be Enough for Dan Sullivan.
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The New York Times: In Alaska, Ranked-Choice Ballots Are Unlikely to Be Enough for Dan Sullivan
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Alaska Beacon: Ranked choice voting may help Republican US Sen. Dan Sullivan, analysis finds
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The New York Times: An analysis shows Mary Peltola is likely to keep her lead in the Senate race in part because of ballots she’d accumulate in ranked-choice ta
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