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Dan Sullivan is in a high-stakes reelection race against Mary Peltola, utilizing the GOP's Senate campaign arm and giving interviews to CNN.

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Dan Sullivan is in a high-stakes reelection race against Mary Peltola, utilizing the GOP's Senate campaign arm and giving interviews to CNN.

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Dan SullivanMary PeltolaAlaska

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  1. Lisa Murkowski supports Dan Sullivan in his current election race.Sub-event
  2. NYT investigation into staff claims adds a serious layer to the high-stakes Peltola vs. Sullivan race.1 source
  3. Allegations are impacting the high-stakes Senate race between Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan in Alaska.1 source
  4. Peltola leads the Alaska Senate race and attacks Planned Parenthood.1 source
  5. A political debate was held in Kodiak, Alaska, focusing on the state's fishing industry and impacts on subsistence users.Sub-event
  6. Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan are seeking support from the petroleum industry, which is tied to a $23 million settlement benefiting Alaska.Sub-event
  7. Peltola rejects Harris's endorsement and her campaign style is noted to resemble Platner's.1 source
  8. Sullivan delivered legislation and secured investments while pushing for Adak naval base reopening.1 source
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  1. Dan Sullivan's candidacy is facing political attacks and investigations during his race against Mary Peltola's opponent.Sub-event
  2. High-stakes reelection race between Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola in Alaska.1 source

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