AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAlaska Senate Race: Voters are deciding a contest that could shape control of the Senate, amid controversy over a second candidate named Dan Sullivan. The Justice Department has sent target letters to people connected to the probe, including Democratic attorney Marc Elias. Attorney General Todd Blanche said officials may need to preserve ballots to examine possible voter confusion; the administration’s earlier bid to block certification was rejected by a federal judge. Voting Access: Alaska election officials say all polling places are open, though Ruby and Ekwok had opening-time confusion. Nearly 100,000 Alaskans voted early, and officials say final results may take time. The ballot also asks whether to repeal ranked-choice voting and the open primary system. Kodiak Economy: A new study estimates visitors spent $102 million in Kodiak in 2025, supporting 850 jobs. Sportfishing and hunting accounted for about $60 million of that spending.
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