Judge Dismisses DOJ Suit Seeking to Halt Alaska Senate Certification
Federal Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed a Justice Department suit to delay Alaska Senate certification, citing legal and practical failings. DOJ plans to appeal.

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A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of Alaska's U.S. Senate election if the Democratic candidate wins. Judge Sharon Gleason found the suit failed on the law and lacked a workable plan to segregate ballots without compromising voter secrecy. The DOJ says it will appeal.
Judge Dismisses DOJ Suit Seeking to Halt Alaska Senate Certification ↗Federal Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed a Justice Department suit to delay Alaska Senate certification, citing legal and practical failings. DOJ plans to appeal.
Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola says she knew of no other Senate candidates besides herself and Sen. Dan Sullivan, as DOJ escalates its probe.
Justice Department suit seeks to block certification of Alaska's ranked-choice Senate race if Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, citing a similarly named candidate.