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MoveOn Mary: Peltola asks for endorsement of a defund-the-police group backed by Soros

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Dunleavy: Russia’s and China’s increasing presence near Alaska may be the new normal

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ActBlue, the money mule app for Mary Peltola and Democrats, is now under congressional investigation

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Alaska man arrested for Supreme Court death threats is a donor to Peltola and Biden campaigns

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Alaska Democrats trying to run away from their felon candidate and blame it all on Nick Begich

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Peltola votes to shut government down, allow illegal aliens to vote

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Breaking: Donald Trump endorses Nick Begich for Congress

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Ballot Measure 2, the repeal of ranked-choice voting, is the subject of a pair of required public hearings

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How did Peltola vote on bill to prevent Communist Chinese money from interfering in U.S. elections?

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Breaking: Sen. Dan Sullivan endorses Nick Begich for Congress

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Fairbanks elections: Which candidates said property rights is a ‘fringe’ topic?

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No show summer: Rep. Mary Peltola has missed 40% of congressional votes since June

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