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Alaska Senate race remains undecided days after Election Day
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Fewer than 700 votes separated the top two candidates in Alaska's Senate race Friday with 74% of ballots counted.
By Caitrin Assaf·2 hr ago
Fewer than 700 votes separated the top two candidates in Alaska's Senate race Friday with 74% of ballots counted.
Democrat Mary Peltola led Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan by a slim margin, which had not changed in more than 24 hours.
As polls closed on Election Day and states began to turn blue or red, Mississippi and Alaska were the only two states left without a new senator.
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