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Last update: 10 hours agoSenate Race: Alaskans head to the polls in a closely watched contest that could shape control of the U.S. Senate. A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to delay certification over the two candidates named Dan Sullivan; the department plans to appeal. Some Republicans have also raised the prospect of refusing to seat Mary Peltola if she wins. Peltola denies involvement in an alleged effort to recruit the second Sullivan. Voting Access: The Alaska Democratic Party and state officials agreed to help certify and recruit poll workers for rural voting sites after complaints about closures and irregular hours. More than 90,000 Alaskans had voted early by Sunday. Results may take days or weeks, and voters are also deciding the governor’s race, legislative seats and whether to repeal ranked-choice voting. Transportation: The Alaska Marine Highway’s ferry Columbia is delayed in Ketchikan by an engine problem, disrupting its Southeast route as crews assess repairs.
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