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  1. Alaska Senate race legal challenges and DOJ investigation
  2. Dan Sullivan, the incumbent U.S. Senator from Alaska, is facing a targeted campaign effort from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) due to the political implications of his seat on Donald Trump's remaining term.
  3. Donald Trump endorsed incumbent Dan Sullivan for reelection in the U.S. Senate race in Alaska.
  4. Trump's administration is involved in the Alaska Senate race, ordering a DOJ lawsuit to block certification.

The Justice Department is preemptively suing Alaska, while Todd Blanche discusses Harmeet Dhillon's views on election integrity.

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The Justice Department is preemptively suing Alaska, while Todd Blanche discusses Harmeet Dhillon's views on election integrity.

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  1. Harmeet Dhillon oversees election monitoring while Trump's allies file a lawsuit against a state over election certification.Sub-event
  2. Judge Boasberg dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Trump administration challenging Alaska elections.1 source
  3. Blanche made threats against the Alaska election, following his interview on Fox News.1 source
  4. Trump commented on the DOJ lawsuit involving Senator Sullivan in Alaska.1 source

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