Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’ Scandal Raises Serious Questions About Election Law Violations

Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’ scandal raises serious questions about election law violations

The controversy surrounding Alaska’s US Senate race is developing into a potentially significant election law scandal, raising questions about political coordination, campaign financing, and efforts to influence voters through misleading candidate strategies. Evidence outlined in a federal election complaint suggests that a candidate known as “Decoy Dan,” whose name closely resembles that of Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, may have been connected …

Democrats’ Alaska Ballot Operation Went Beyond ‘Decoy Dan’ Candidate

Washington Democrats didn’t just put a second “Dan Sullivan” in the Alaska Senate race — they also boosted Republican Gerald Heikes, a perennial candidate for office, with the help of Chuck Schumer and a longtime Alaska Democrat consultant named Jim Lottsfeldt in a year-long effort to boost Democrat Mary Peltola in Tuesday’s general election.

Evidence Suggests Alaska’s ‘Decoy Dan’ Illegally Colluded With Democrat Dark-Money Group

An FEC complaint alleges that the decoy's campaign illegally colluded with a dark-money group that ran ads against GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan.

Did 'Decoy Dan' Illegally Collude With Dem Dark-Money Group?

An FEC complaint alleges that the decoy's campaign illegally colluded with a dark-money group that ran ads against GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan.