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FBI visits Dan J. Sullivan donors as part of federal investigation into voter fraud
Alaska Public Media • • general
Key Points:
- The FBI conducted visits to donors of Dan J. Sullivan's U.S. Senate campaign in Southeast Alaska as part of a federal investigation into alleged election fraud, just days before the November 3 vote.
- Donors in Petersburg, Sitka, and Juneau reported brief and professional interactions with agents, but many expressed feelings of voter harassment and election interference.
- Dan J. Sullivan shares his name with incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, creating confusion and controversy, including a dismissed lawsuit by the Trump administration alleging potential voter confusion.
- Some donors criticized the investigation as a waste of taxpayer money and an intimidation tactic, emphasizing their legal right to support the candidate despite ongoing legal challenges.
- Dan J. Sullivan declined to comment on the FBI visits, which add to a series of controversies surrounding his campaign in the small town of Petersburg.
