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TODAY’S STORIES: Gov. Dunleavy orders a campaign probe into U.S. Senate race; Mary Peltola responds to ballot-stacking allegations; early voting tops 58,000; rising costs squeeze AFN artists; and Hydaburg Mayor Tony Christianson receives an AFN award.
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Three absentee voting sites "declined to open," the Division of Elections said Monday, and three had not responded to state officials. Some have opened unevenly. -
The resolution was presented to Y-K Delta leaders at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention in Anchorage on Oct. 23, 2026. -
Candidates also discussed issues including the relationship between tribes and the state, rural public safety, the marine highway system and fisheries. Republican Bernadette Wilson did not attend. -
Democrat Mary Peltola used the occasion to criticize a new Trump lawsuit and incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan's record. -
Trump is trying to force Alaskans to reelect Sen. Sullivan, her attorneys say.
