Alaska Senate candidate denies knowledge of alleged Dan Sullivan ballot plot

Alaska's Republican incumbent and allies accuse Democrats of recruiting another Dan Sullivan to confuse voters in the Senate race.

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Alaska Senate candidate denies knowledge of alleged Dan Sullivan ballot plot

An Alaska Senate candidate has denied knowing about an alleged effort to get two candidates named Dan Sullivan onto the ballot, according to BBC News.

The Republican incumbent, who is seeking re-election, and his allies have accused Democrats of recruiting a second Dan Sullivan to run in the race. They allege the aim was to confuse voters.

Originally reported by BBC News. Read the full story at BBC News

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