Alaska Governor Says Election Certification Could Be Halted Amid Peltola Probe
Politics · First reported 30 Oct, 00:44 · Updated 01:12

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the state’s midterm election certification process could be stopped or changed amid an investigation into ballot-stacking allegations involving Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola. Axios reported that Dunleavy raised the possibility of withholding certification if Peltola wins; the supplied reports do not describe a final decision.
- Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Alaska’s election certification process could be stopped or changed amid an investigation into ballot-stacking allegations involving Mary Peltola.
- Axios reported that Dunleavy suggested certification could be withheld if Peltola wins, potentially complicating her path to the Senate.
- The supplied reports describe a possibility raised by Dunleavy; they do not report that certification has been stopped or changed.
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- Governor
- Mike Dunleavy
- Candidate named
- Mary Peltola, a Democratic Senate candidate
- Issue under investigation
- Ballot-stacking allegations
- Possible action
- Certification could be stopped or changed; Axios says it could be withheld if Peltola wins
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- An earlier Lux story addressed how common ballot stacking is and the conflict surrounding Alaska’s Senate race. [ec948b6d-3533-479b-ac16-5b45b0cbeb2e]
- An earlier Lux headline reported that a House Oversight Democrat said Alaska should investigate allegations involving Peltola. [237501da-2abb-42b3-9dd4-ca0759dd7ada]
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