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National group files federal complaint against US Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan

Americans for Public Trust says the campaign illegally coordinated with the Alaska-based 907 Initiative, which spent unlimited amounts in federal elections.

  • Virginia-Based Americans for Public Trust filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission on Tuesday, accusing Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan of illegal coordination with the Alaska-based 907 Initiative.
  • The candidate shares a name with incumbent Republican Senator Dan S. Sullivan, and the 907 Initiative has run advertisements opposing the incumbent, according to the complaint's allegations.
  • Board member Amber Lee worked as a consultant for Dan J. Sullivan's campaign while holding a leadership role at the 907 Initiative, the complaint alleged; Lee denied the coordination occurred.
  • The Federal Elections Commission lacks a quorum to act on complaints, with more than 300 matters remaining unresolved as of Sept. 1, limiting enforcement capacity.
  • Americans for Public Trust labeled the candidate "Decoy Dan," though the complaint is unlikely to influence the Alaska Senate election, where Democratic candidate Mary Peltola leads with 49.5% of the vote.
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Watchdog files FEC complaint against Alaska’s ‘Decoy’ Dan U.S. Senate candidate

A Republican-aligned group on Tuesday filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission against Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan.

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