Electoral trick with "second Sullivan" in Alaska. Trump demands the candidate's removal

The New York Times reported that associates of former congresswoman Mary Peltola were allegedly recruiting candidates named Dan Sullivan to siphon votes from Republican Senate candidate Dan Sullivan in Alaska. Peltola's campaign denied involvement in these actions, but evidence suggests a broader operation aimed at influencing the election. Elisa Rios, Peltola's former campaign manager, indicated that while Peltola was not directly involved, she was aware of the efforts. Former President Donald Trump criticized Peltola, claiming her actions constituted election fraud and called for legal consequences. The situation has raised concerns about the integrity of the upcoming elections in Alaska, where Peltola is seen as a strong contender against multiple candidates named Sullivan.