Plus: Calls for an Anchorage Assembly member to resign
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Namesake Sullivan challenger sues to be reinstated on Alaska’s U.S. Senate primary ballot →

The filing came a week after Alaska’s top election officials decided to remove Dan J. Sullivan, a retired teacher from Petersburg, from Alaska’s U.S. Senate ballot.

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Rare legislative subpoena issued on removal of Dan J. Sullivan from ballot →

The subpoena was rescinded after the office of Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom — who oversees Alaska elections — said the division would sue the Legislature to halt the subpoena unless the hearing was delayed to July 20.

Lawmakers to negotiate on Alaska LNG tax break in bid to reach compromise in new special session →

Lawmakers from both chambers will meet in an effort to pass legislation that works for them, Gov. Mike Dunleavy and project developer Glenfarne.

2 Chugiak-Eagle River members call on George Martinez to resign from Anchorage Assembly →

Their call for Martinez to resign comes after Alaska campaign finance regulators investigated a complaint related to Martinez’s use of campaign funds on a round-trip flight to Florida.

Acting attorney general asks Alaska Supreme Court to compel Fairbanks district to open charter school →

The petition comes after the Alaska education commissioner threatened to withhold state funding from Fairbanks if they did not open the new charter school. (via Alaska Beacon)

In other political news

Nonprofit foundation gifts Alaska Legislature 16 apartments in Juneau →

Dispute over nuclear inspections clouds U.S.-Iran teams’ work to finalize a war-ending deal →

‘I got crushed’: AI giants are funding ad wars in congressional races across the country →

How Brexit broke British politics →

Judge blocks use of federal database to check citizenship, saying it could wrongly purge voters →

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