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Heated exchange over Alaska ballot confusion and DOJ lawsuit | CNN Politics

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October 25, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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CNN’s Dana Bash and Attorney General Todd Blanche spar over the Justice Department’s lawsuit involving Alaska’s Senate race, where a candidate shares a name with the Republican incumbent.

Heated exchange over Alaska ballot confusion and DOJ lawsuit | CNN Politics

CNN's Dana Bash and Attorney General Todd Blanche spar over the Justice Department's lawsuit involving Alaska's Senate race, where a candidate shares a name with the Republican incumbent.

CNN's Dana Bash and Attorney General Todd Blanche spar over the Justice Department's lawsuit involving Alaska's Senate race, where a candidate shares a name with the Republican incumbent.

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