Justice Department asks court to separate Alaska ballots that rank Sullivan
The Justice Department has asked a court to segregate Alaska Senate ballots that rank Dan Sullivan, citing possible voter confusion, and CBS reports it is also seeking new subpoenas.
The Justice Department has asked a court to separate Alaska ballots that rank Dan J. Sullivan in the Senate race, NBC News reports. The filing cites the potential for "voter confusion."
According to NBC, the filing does not explain how segregating the ballots would show whether a voter was confused.
CBS News reports the department is also seeking new subpoenas as part of its probe tied to the Alaska Senate race. CBS says the department alleges possible confusion on the ballot. The reports do not say who the subpoenas target.
The reports give no response from Sullivan, Alaska election officials or the court.
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- CBS NewsJustice Department seeks new subpoenas in Alaska Senate race probe on Dan Sullivan confusionFri, Oct 30, 8:51 AM EDT
- NBC NewsJustice Department requests separating Alaska ballots that rank Dan J. Sullivan in Senate raceFri, Oct 30, 6:38 PM EDT
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