Today, lifelong Alaskan Mary Peltola widened her lead in Alaska’s United States Senate race by winning more than two thirds of counted ballots released today.
According to new vote drops from the Anchorage and Chevak areas, Mary Peltola outpaced Dan Sullivan by a margin of 68 percent to 30 percent, bringing her lead to 2,517 votes.
Alaskans for Mary Campaign Manager Cheryl Bruce released the following statement on Mary’s increasingly clear path to victory:
“Alaskans are fed up with high costs and corruption stemming from DC, and they have made their voices heard: after every vote is counted, it is clear that Mary Peltola will be elected Alaska’s next United States Senator. Mary won today’s votes by a margin of 68-30, reflecting major support in key areas from Anchorage and Chevak. This overwhelming margin further strengthens Mary’s path to victory, and Mary is looking forward to continuing her relentless fight to lower costs and put Alaska first in the United States Senate after all votes are counted.”
