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Trump repeats false claim that other Dan Sullivan on Alaska ballot is ‘cheating’ during Florida rally - live
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Dan S Sullivan, the incumbent, will face Dan J Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who is also a registered Republican. On stage, Trump claimed again that this is a move orchestrated to boost Democrat Mary Peltola Sign up for the Breaking News US email With less than two weeks unti
Dan S Sullivan, the incumbent, will face Dan J Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who is also a registered Republican. On stage, Trump claimed again that this is a move orchestrated to boost Democrat Mary Peltola Sign up for the Breaking News US email With less than two weeks until the midterms, my colleague Jonathan Freedland and Guardian US columnist Moira Donegan are answering your questions in this week’s episode of Politics Weekly America. They break down the final stretch ahead of these hugely consequential elections, that will decide control of Congress in Donald Trump’s final two years of office.
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