AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRural Voting Access: Two groups sued Alaska election officials, alleging at least 18 rural absentee voting sites failed to open, opened late or lacked ballots. They’re seeking court orders to get the sites operating; a hearing is set for Monday, the day before Election Day. Senate Race: The FBI has contacted donors to Dan J. Sullivan as investigators examine allegations that Democratic operatives helped recruit him to run against the Republican incumbent with the same name. Mary Peltola denies knowing of a recruitment effort. The Justice Department wants ballots ranking the second Sullivan set aside and has sued to block certification if Peltola wins; Alaska’s Republican-run government says the case should be dismissed and ballot separation would violate voter privacy. Election Oversight: A federal judge separately barred the Trump administration from threatening election workers over ballot processing, ruling that the threats likely exceeded its authority. Alaska Airlines: The carrier plans to cut about 200 management jobs as soaring fuel costs threaten a potential $700 million loss this year.
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