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Why Mary Peltola is on track to win in Alaska, even if ranked choice ballots come into play

Mary Peltola is currently ahead of Republican Dan Sullivan by 3.7 percentage points in Alaska's Senate race. With 96% of votes counted, her chances of winning remain strong, even with ranked choice voting potentially coming into play.

NBC News· Nov 15, 2026 · 12:25 AM · 260 views

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Mary Peltola is currently ahead of Republican Dan Sullivan by 3.7 percentage points in Alaska's Senate race. With 96% of votes counted, her chances of winning remain strong, even with ranked choice voting potentially coming into play.

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