Peltola Campaign Sues Alaska Over Rejected Absentee Ballots as Decoy Dan Sullivan Siphons Thousands of Votes * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila

The Peltola campaign sued Alaska over rejected absentee ballots as the decoy Dan Sullivan siphons thousands of votes.

The Associated Press reported that as of Saturday morning with 75% of the vote tallied, Democrat Mary Peltola is ahead of Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan by approximately 625 votes.

Peltola has 102,962 votes at 48.17% and GOP Senator Dan Sullivan has 102,325 votes at 47.88%.

The decoy Dan Sullivan has 3,600 votes at 1.68%.

The Peltola campaign’s scheme to siphon votes away from Senator Dan Sullivan is working.

Mary Peltola’s campaign is now suing Alaska for access to the rejected absentee ballots.

The Hill reported:

Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign is suing the state of Alaska to obtain access to records for absentee ballots that were rejected by the Alaska Division of Elections, a new court filing shows.

Peltola’s campaign said they previously requested records of the rejected ballots on multiple occasions but were denied access.

“Plaintiff cannot ensure that its voters’ lawful votes were properly counted without knowing whose absentee ballots were rejected or questioned, and why,” the lawsuit reads. “Each hour and each day that Defendants deny Plaintiff the requested records to which it is entitled costs Plaintiff the opportunity to help ensure that qualified voters have their ballots counted.”

Peltola currently leads Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) in the Alaska U.S. Senate race by just over 600 votes, but with approximately 30 percent of the vote still outstanding, according to The Hill’s partner Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). No winner has been projected in the race as of Saturday morning.

The Division responded in a release on Friday, saying voters who have had their ballots rejected have not yet had access to the information, therefore, the campaign should not be able to have access yet either.