Coverage dated October 29, 2026 to October 30, 2026

United States v State of Alaska updates: Division of Elections, Alaskans for Mary, League of Women Voters respond to DOJ’s amended complaint; NAACP files amicus

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On October 29, the Department of Justice filed an amended complaint in the lawsuit United States v State of Alaska, requesting the Court to instruct the Alaska Division of Elections to deny certification of the election result if the result “may be impacted by voter confusion.

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Updates on United States v State of Alaska: DOJ amends complaint with NYT report of Double Dan Scheme; Alaskans for Mary and League of Women Voters intervene (opens Must Read Alaska)
Published Oct 29, 2026
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The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the State of Alaska and the Division of Elections, asking the Court to pre-emptively rule that the election result cannot be certified if the result “may be impacted by voter confusion.
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United States v State of Alaska updates: Division of Elections, Alaskans for Mary, League of Women Voters respond to DOJ’s amended complaint; NAACP files amicus (opens Must Read Alaska)
Published Oct 30, 2026
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On October 29, the Department of Justice filed an amended complaint in the lawsuit United States v State of Alaska, requesting the Court to instruct the Alaska Division of Elections to deny certification of the election result if the result “may be impacted by voter confusion.