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Trump Claims Still-Uncalled Alaska Senate Race Is ’Rigged’

Forbes BusinessBy Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff

11/10/2026, 2:07:38 PM

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With the Alaska Senate race uncalled and Mary Peltola narrowly leading Dan Sullivan, Trump alleges fraud.

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Trump Claims Still-Uncalled Alaska Senate Race Is ’Rigged’.
With the Alaska Senate race uncalled and Mary Peltola narrowly leading Dan Sullivan, Trump alleges fraud.
With the Alaska Senate race uncalled and Mary Peltola narrowly leading Dan Sullivan, Trump alleges fraud.

With the Alaska Senate race uncalled and Mary Peltola narrowly leading Dan Sullivan, Trump alleges fraud.

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