Gun-grabbing Democrat stooge candidate Dan J. Sullivan's donors investigated in the District of Alaska
For deception and intentional confusion with incumbent Republican Daniel S. Sullivan
FBI visits Dan J. Sullivan donors as part of federal investigation into voter fraud
“The more I think about it, the more angry I become,” said Barry Bracken, who was visited by FBI agents on Friday.
Taylor Heckart
FBI visits Dan J. Sullivan donor in candidate’s hometown as Alaska Senate inquiry widens
An Anchorage-based FBI agent visited a boat dealership in Petersburg, a small fishing community accessible only by air or water where the candidate lives.
Joshua Goodman, Associated Press
FBI agents visit at least 3 donors to Alaska Senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan
Donors who received visits from FBI agents tell MS NOW they personally know the other Dan Sullivan on the ballot and intended to contribute to his campaign.
Mary Ann Akers
At least three donors to Daniel J. Sullivan — the Alaska Senate candidate who shares a name with the Republican incumbent and whose candidacy is at the center of controversy over an alleged ballot-spoiling scheme — received visits from FBI agents at their remote Alaska homes in the last three days. ¶The visits suggest a widening federal investigation into the controversial candidacy, fueling fears among some Alaskans that the Trump administration is poised to question the election results in the event Democratic challenger Mary Peltola defeats Sen. Daniel S. Sullivan. The senator himself said Sunday that he would accept the election results, even if he loses.
In an Alaska fishing community, the Dan Sullivan episode takes an ominous turn
In Petersburg, Alaska, nobody has seen Dan J. Sullivan for weeks. Sullivan’s rustic home stood dark a day after FBI agents paid a visit to friends who donated to his campaign to unseat the Republican senator with the same first and last name.
Joshua Goodman, Associated Press
PETERSBURG, Alaska (AP) — In the sleepy Alaskan fishing community of Petersburg, nobody has seen Dan J. Sullivan for weeks. ¶His rustic home stood dark a day after FBI agents visited friends who donated to his quixotic campaign to unseat the Republican senator with the same first and last name — Dan S. Sullivan. The only display of politics at his home was a yard sign from the League of Women Voters: "Stand Up for Democracy: Vote 2026." ¶What may have begun as a ploy to harm the reelection prospects of Sen. Sullivan has taken a serious turn as President Donald Trump's administration weighs criminal charges.over a campaign tactic known as ballot stacking.