Alaska voter switches vote Dan Sullivan
por Flint: Mary Peltola
An Alaska voter told Fox News reporter Matt Finn they originally planned to back Mary Peltola before switching to Dan Sullivan after uncovering a ballot fraud scandal involving two candidates sharing that name. The voter stated they made the switch immediately upon hearing about the alleged fraud and described the fake Daniel J. Sullivan as missing in action, noting he hasn't spent campaign money or held town halls in Petersburg. While the speaker believes no criminal charges are warranted despite calling the situation unethical and arguing the candidate shouldn't be elected, investigations remain open at both state and federal levels. This issue won't go away and there is hope many Alaskans will follow suit given the ongoing scrutiny.
Transcripción (en)
No. Why don't you think the Sullivan campaign is real? Daniel J. Sullivan. How much of a coincidence could it possibly be? Has he spent a dime on the campaign? Have you seen him around town? Has he hosted town halls, meet and greets? No, not at all. No, he's missing in action. Totally. From what I understand, they can't even find him in Petersburg. Did you guys ever think it was real? No. No. No. I thought it was sketchy from the get-go. When the New York Times article came out and I found out how that transpired, I was disgusted by the whole thing. So sleazy, right? And he thought about voting for Mary Potola. Well, yeah. We don't have to go there, but I switched. I did. The second I heard it was two Dan Sullivans, I thought there was something fishy about this. So what would you like to see done? Criminal charges? No. I don't think anything criminal happened, but it's unethical and I don't think she should be elected. There you go.
