Schumer Accused of Yearlong Plot to Plant 'Decoy' Candidate in Critical Senate Race - NEW YORK TIMES POST
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Revelations in front of the Midterms on creative ballot papers in Alaska
ABC Omits Alaska Controversy From Midterm Reports, Promotes Kansas Dem Instead
ABC/SnapStream On Friday, all of the evening broadcast networks previewed the upcoming midterm election by fretting over changes to President Trump’s rally schedule as election day neared. While CBS and NBC continued to put focus on the backlash controversy of the Decoy Dan Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race, ABC avoided the topic and instead pushed Democratic hopes for candidate Adam Hamilton to win Kansas’s Senate election.ABC World News Tonight…
Schumer Accused of Planting Decoy Candidate in Alaska Race
Senate Republicans charge that Chuck Schumer spent more than a year helping seed a same-name “decoy” candidate in Alaska’s critical Senate race, a scheme Mary Peltola now says she knew nothing about. At a Thursday event in Juneau, Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola tried to shut down the furor. She said she wanted to “clear […]
RECIT - In Alaska, the Republicans accuse the Democratic candidate in the Senate of deliberately introducing a homonym to siphon the votes of their candidate, outgoing senator Daniel S. Sullivan.
Schumer accused of yearlong plot to plant 'decoy' candidate in critical Senate race - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Senate’s No. 2 Republican believes that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., had a hand in the alleged scheme unfolding in the Alaska Senate race. Operatives for Rep. Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign, along with top aides in Senate Democrats’ campaign apparatus, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee [...]
Schumer accused of yearlong plot to plant 'decoy' candidate in critical Senate race
Alaska Senate race drama intensifies as Sen. John Barrasso alleges Chuck Schumer and Mary Peltola's campaign schemed to recruit a decoy Dan Sullivan to confuse voters.
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