Sullivan campaign seeks to intervene in Peltola ballot-records lawsuit
Politics · First reported 9 Nov, 19:19 · Updated 19:52

Dan Sullivan’s campaign filed a motion Monday to intervene in Mary Peltola’s lawsuit seeking records on preliminarily rejected absentee ballots. The Alaska Senate race remained unresolved, with more than 25% of votes still to be counted, according to Fox News.
- Peltola’s campaign sued Alaska election officials on Friday seeking records for absentee ballots that had been preliminarily rejected.
- Sullivan’s campaign filed a motion Monday to intervene. It argued the lawsuit would require election officials to disregard state law; the state Division of Elections said voters had not yet been notified their ballots were rejected.
- The race was still undecided, with more than 25% of votes remaining to be counted, Fox News reported Monday.
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- Motion filed
- Monday
- Peltola campaign lawsuit filed
- Friday
- Records sought
- Records for preliminarily rejected absentee ballots
- Race status
- Undecided; Fox News reported more than 25% of votes remained to be counted
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