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U.S. • UNITED STATES

Alaska vote count brings several candidates closer to winning, but races remain unresolved

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After almost 25,000 additional ballots were counted in Alaska, Mary Peltola and other candidates moved closer to victory, but the supplied reports do not show final results. A judge is weighing the Peltola campaign’s request for information on rejected absentee ballots in the Senate race.

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Why it matters

The unresolved Alaska Senate race could affect the balance of power in Congress. The count and the court case may also shape how voters and campaigns assess the handling of absentee ballots.

What happens next

Alaska’s vote count and the judge’s consideration of the lawsuit remain unresolved in the supplied reports. They do not provide a date for final results or a ruling.

The next Alaska vote-count update and whether it resolves any races

The judge’s decision on the Peltola campaign’s request

Whether remaining close races elsewhere are called