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3 days to go: Candidates fan out across battlegrounds as midterms hit final weekend
Fox News • • nation
Key Points:
- Alaska voters are criticizing Mary Peltola's campaign over allegations that it recruited a candidate named Dan J. Sullivan Jr. to confuse voters and act as a spoiler against Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan, with some calling it cheating and urging legal action.
- Democratic voters in Alaska defend Peltola, attributing the presence of two candidates with the same name to coincidence and noting ballot features like the "incumbent" label help prevent confusion.
- Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers met with Black pastors in Detroit to discuss issues like voting rights and police brutality, seeking to engage with diverse communities despite some skepticism from local leaders.
- A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from threatening election workers with prosecution over ballots tied to suspected noncitizens, citing potential violations of the Voting Rights Act ahead of the 2026 midterms.
- Internal Democratic conflicts surfaced in Michigan as Abdul El-Sayed's campaign told former primary rival Haley Stevens to stay away from campaign events, highlighting divisions just days before the closely contested Senate election.
