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Donald Trump criticized Mary Peltola's attendance record, while Dan Sullivan challenges her for the Alaska Senate seat.

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Donald Trump criticized Mary Peltola's attendance record, while Dan Sullivan challenges her for the Alaska Senate seat.

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Donald TrumpDan SullivanAlaska

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  1. Trump's allies are involved in the race, and a lawsuit challenged votes for a retired teacher.1 source
  2. Trump is confirmed as an ally of Dan Sullivan in the Senate race against Mary Peltola.1 source
  3. Judge Gleason ruled on the Alaska Senate race while Trump pushed for a lawsuit.1 source
  4. Trump calls for prosecution of Peltola's campaign; Peltola attacks Sullivan over Iran war support.1 source
  5. Trump criticized Peltola and held a rally in Chillicothe, Ohio.1 source
  6. Trump called Peltola's scheme fraud; Peltola sought to split Sullivan's base.1 source
  7. Trump demands legal penalties against Peltola's campaign in the Alaska Senate race.1 source
  8. Trump ordered Justice Department action in Alaska regarding the Senate race.1 source
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  1. Trump targeted Peltola's attendance record as Sullivan challenges her in the Alaska Senate race.1 source
  2. Trump administration challenges Senate results amid vote siphoning allegations.1 source

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