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Democrats Secure Control of Congress as Mississippi and Alaska Senate Races Remain UndecidedPolitics

Democrats Secure Control of Congress as Mississippi and Alaska Senate Races Remain Undecided

Democrats have secured control of Congress in the midterm elections, but two key Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remain undecided due to close vote counts and unique state voting systems. The final outcomes in these states will determine the exact size of the Democratic majority.

Al Jazeera English|November 5, 2026
Ranked-Choice Voting Takes Center Stage in US Elections Amidst Alaska's Unique Senate RacePolitics

Ranked-Choice Voting Takes Center Stage in US Elections Amidst Alaska's Unique Senate Race

Ranked-choice voting, a system where voters rank candidates by preference, is gaining attention in the US, particularly with a unique Senate race in Alaska featuring two candidates named Dan Sullivan. While proponents praise its potential to reduce vote-splitting and encourage broader support, critics worry about complexity and potential delays in vote tabulation.

Al Jazeera English|October 31, 2026
Alaska's 'Dan Sullivan' Election Controversy: Ballot Stacking Tactics Under ScrutinyPolitics

Alaska's 'Dan Sullivan' Election Controversy: Ballot Stacking Tactics Under Scrutiny

The Alaska Senate race is embroiled in controversy as allegations surface of a Democratic-backed effort to recruit a namesake candidate named Dan Sullivan, potentially to siphon votes from the Republican incumbent. This tactic, known as ballot stacking, has prompted investigations and political debate.

Al Jazeera English|October 31, 2026
DOJ Sues to Block Alaska Election Certification Amid Midterm ConcernsPolitics

DOJ Sues to Block Alaska Election Certification Amid Midterm Concerns

The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit to block the certification of Alaska's Senate election results, citing concerns that an independent candidate with the same name as Senator Dan Sullivan may confuse voters. This action comes just over a week before the midterm elections and has raised worries about potential political interference.

Al Jazeera English|October 23, 2026