Carol Beecher

Two Dan Sullivans, and a ballot solution the state wrote itself

Alaska asks 3,500 voters to confirm citizenship weeks before the primary

“this was a larger list than we had anticipated, as well. So it was very concerning, but this is the process that we do we move— if we get a list of individuals from DMV, which usually is more like 200 names, then we send those individuals the notices, same letter, and ask them to confirm their citizenship. And again, they can do that by email, they can call us.”

Petersburg pushed back when the state pulled Sullivan off the ballot

“The Division acted then to prevent manipulation of the ballot and to protect voters from purposeful confusion, consistent with its responsibility to maintain fair, neutral, and trustworthy elections.”

Alaska elections hearing reveals FBI contact, no precedent for 'good faith' test

“The Division's good faith candidacy analysis was not an additional qualification for office, but a procedural safeguard to— for ballot integrity similar to the signature requirements, filing deadlines, anti-confusion measures that have been upheld in the courts.”

Savoonga's voting barriers surface in Senate election-integrity debate

Alaska Supreme Court puts Petersburg's Dan Sullivan back on August ballot

Alaska kicked Sullivan off the ballot. In 2024, the state argued it couldn't

Daniel J. Sullivan sued the state today over a denied Senate ballot spot

He listed two Alaska move-in dates. Then he quit the race.

“DOE has determined that it does not have sufficient evidence to determine your residency in Alaska for the three consecutive years required for filing.”

Alaska elections office denies Daniel J. Sullivan's U.S. Senate filing

Alaska elections director moves to disqualify Senate challenger

Senate panel advances bill barring felons from school boards

House Finance hears respiratory therapist licensing bill, Alaska's last-state gap