Alaska’s governor ordered an investigation into whether a Democratic Senate candidate illegally recruited opponents to split the Republican vote, potentially facing criminal or civil penalties.
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Republican governor Mike Dunleavy orders the inquiry into whether Mary Peltola’s campaign recruited candidates to draw votes from the Republican incumbentSign up for the Breaking News US emailAn investigation has been launched in Alaska into whether Democratic candidate Mary Peltola’s campaign for Senate should face criminal charges or civil penalties.Republican governor Mike Dunleavy ordered the inquiry into whether Peltola’s campaign recruited candidates to draw votes from the state’s Republican incumbent. Continue reading...
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