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Alaska Senate Race 2026
Prediction markets
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- Democratic party98%▲1
- Republican party2%▼1
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- Democrats sweep96%▼1
- Democratic Governor, Republican Senator1%▼3
- Republicans sweep1%
- Republican Governor, Democratic Senator<1%▼4
- AP calls the Alaska Senate race by...?Polymarket
- November 3096%▼1
- November 2275%▼18
- November 1514%▼3
- Alaska Senator sworn in by January 5?Polymarket
- Yes95%
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In the news
- Justice Department has sent target letters in Alaska Senate criminal probe. Here's what that means
The Justice Department has escalated its investigation over a Senate candidate who shares a name with the Republican incumbent, issuing a letter to a prominent Democratic attorney in Washington and others that they may be targets of the…
- GOP alleges spoiler scheme in Alaska Senate race
Fox Business GOP alleges spoiler scheme in Alaska Senate race 'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Charlie Hurt joins 'Kudlow' to discuss the 'Decoy Dan' controversy in Alaska and the GOP's next steps. 'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Charlie…
- Alaska Senate race tightens as 'Decoy Dan' scandal remains under speculation
Fox News Alaska Senate race tightens as 'Decoy Dan' scandal remains under speculation Tennessee Governor-elect Marsha Blackburn discusses the Alaska Senate race and the controversial 'Decoy Dan' scheme. Tennessee Governor-elect Marsha…
- Trump makes OUTRAGEOUS DEMAND that Republican be declared winner in UNCALLED Alaska Senate race
Nicolle Wallace is joined by David Noriega and Vaughn Hillyard for analysis on Deadline: White House. ‘Sheer REVULSION’: Trump promotes his MOST DANGEROUS stooge to top job as MAGA crumbles ‘Coffee tastes better’: Nicolle and Beto O’Rourke…
- Alaska Senate candidate moves to dismiss Trump election lawsuit
An Alaska Senate candidate has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration to block certification of Alaska’s U.S. Senate race if the Republican doesn’t win. Mary Peltola, the Democratic candidate for the senate…
- Trump declares Alaska Senate race ‘OVER’ and claims Republican won
President Trump declared the Senate race in Alaska “over” and his favored candidate Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) the winner — even though the outcome of his race against former Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) was far from certain. Trump has…
- Alaska Senate race remains too close to call
Fox News correspondent Matt Finn and Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy join ‘America Reports’ to discuss the razor-thin Alaska Senate race between Republican Dan Sullivan and Democrat Mary Peltola. Alaska Senate race remains too close to call Fox…
- Trump orders lawsuit to block Alaska Senate result if Republicans lose
Partly to mostly cloudy skies; a spotty shower possible early on, especially from I-78 on north.. US President Donald Trump says he ordered a lawsuit to try and challenge a Senate race if the Republican does not win Republican Senator Dan…
- Trump admin seeks to block Alaska Senate result if Republicans lose
Partly to mostly cloudy skies; a spotty shower possible early on, especially from I-78 on north.. Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is running for reelection but Democrats are hoping to flip the seat and help clinch control of the US Senate…
- Why the Alaska Senate race could take a while
CNN Why the Alaska Senate race could take a while With just over 600 votes separating Democrat Mary Peltola and Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaskan Senate race, CNN's Kyung Lah analyses why the race may take weeks to decide.
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