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An Alaska court restored ballot access
An Alaska state judge ordered election officials to place write-in candidate Dan Sullivan back on the US Senate ballot. Sullivan had been removed from the write-in roster. The court ruling clarified that Sullivan met the state's write-in candidate eligibility requirements and must be reinstated ahead of the November election.
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