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Wide-open Alaska governor’s race set as Kreiss-Tomkins leads pack

Republican Senator Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola advanced to Alaska's general election Senate race after the state's primary. A second candidate also named Dan Sullivan appeared on the ballot; Republicans said Democrats supported his candidacy to split the GOP vote, and a grand jury reportedly issued subpoenas related to his campaign. Alaska's governor's race also produced a runoff among multiple candidates.

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Two Republicans with the same name are running for Senate in Alaska. The bigger threat? Democrat Mary Peltola

The Guardian and NYT frame the story around the novelty and drama of two identically-named Sullivans, treating the spoiler question as unresolved and investigative ('searching for answers'), while emphasizing Peltola as a strong, historic candidate ('a unicorn') and the race's significance for Senate control; NBC News adds detail on the federal/grand jury investigation into the second Sullivan's candidacy.

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Independent Bill Hill advances in race for Alaska’s GOP-held House seat

The Hill covers the results factually and briefly, reporting the Peltola-Sullivan matchup, the House and governor's races as straightforward primary-advancement stories without discussion of the 'second Dan Sullivan' controversy or spoiler allegations.

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Alaskan political scion hopes to hold onto state's single House seat

The Washington Times and Fox News frame the second Sullivan's candidacy as a Democratic-aided 'scheme' or 'far-left meddling' to split the GOP vote, foregrounding Sullivan's and Trump's accusations of vote-rigging and the incumbent's claim the Democrats are 'complicit in trying to trick Alaskans,' while noting courts restored the challenger to the ballot.

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