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Alaska Supreme Court Orders Dan Sullivan Back on Ballot

By Drooid · Oct 20, 2026, 4:52 PM UTC · How we work

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Alaska Supreme Court ordered Dan J. Sullivan back onto the Senate ballot.
Right for Alaska spent $1.15 million for “Decoy Dan” and received $990,000 from Sixteen Thirty Fund.
The group also got $1.8 million from Liberty Force Action Fund, a dark-money 501(c)(4).
Treasurer Thomas Datwyler, linked to former Rep. George Santos, spurred conservatives to call for a Justice Department probe.

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Alaska Supreme Court ordered Dan J. Sullivan back onto the Senate ballot.
Right for Alaska spent $1.15 million for “Decoy Dan” and received $990,000 from Sixteen Thirty Fund.
The group also got $1.8 million from Liberty Force Action Fund, a dark-money 501(c)(4).
Treasurer Thomas Datwyler, linked to former Rep. George Santos, spurred conservatives to call for a Justice Department probe.