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Republican Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy calls ranked-choice voting "very confusing" as Mary Peltola leads Dan Sullivan by just 637 votes in Senate race.

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The New York Times left
While ballots continue to be counted in Alaska and Mississippi, Democrats who won in Tuesday’s election will appear on Sunday morning news shows. Follow live midterms updates.
The Washington Post left
President Trump continues to assert that incumbent Dan S. Sullivan (R-Alaska) is “leading substantially” in the state’s Senate race — despite figures showing an edge for Democrat Mary Peltola. Based on his own math, he said the race “is OVER.”

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The Hill center
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) provided an update on the Last Frontier’s closely watched Senate race as vote counting continues in the state. “It’s very close,” the Alaska Republican said in an interview with John Catsimatidis on WABC radio giving an update on what lies ahead in the process of counting votes. He said that…

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Republican Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy calls ranked-choice voting "very confusing" as Mary Peltola leads Dan Sullivan by just 637 votes in Senate race.