Fishing Takes Center Stage in Alaska's Tight U.S. Senate Race
Salmon and other fish are becoming harder to find in Alaska, making fishing an emotional issue in the state's close U.S. Senate contest.
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Fishing has emerged as a key issue in Alaska's tight U.S. Senate race, with an emotional debate over fish unfolding in a state where many families depend on salmon for food.
Salmon and other fish are increasingly difficult to find. That scarcity has put a basic concern for many Alaska households at the heart of the Senate contest.
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