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- United States Republican Gerald Heikes entered the Alaska U.S. Senate general-ballot after Democrat David Leslie withdrew.
- Democratic challenger Mary Peltola led the August 18 primary with 49.5% while incumbent Dan S. Sullivan earned 41.4%.
- Right For Alaska super PAC spent more than $400,000 to promote Heikes and weaken Sullivan.
- Alaska Supreme Court upheld Petersburg candidate Dan J. Sullivan’s eligibility after the Division of Elections challenged him.