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Peltola widens lead in Alaska Senate race, now rated ‘likely Democratic’
Democrat Mary Peltola’s lead has expanded over Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Alaska has until Nov. 18 to finalize its results.
Democrat Mary Peltola’s lead has grown significantly in the Alaska Senate race, with MS NOW shifting its characterization of the contest as “likely Democratic.”
With 20,000 more votes added to the statewide tally early on Saturday, Peltola is poised to likely triumph over Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan when votes are expected to be finalized next week.
The Associated Press has not yet called the race and there is no official winner.
Peltola remains under 50% of the vote — at 49.8% — and a ranked choice vote tabulation is still possible next week. Alaska has until Nov. 18 to finalize its election results after all ballots are processed, including those sent from overseas.
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NAACP demands answers after race car displays Confederate flag at Nashville fairgrounds
The Nashville branch of the NAACP demanded accountability after the Confederate flag was displayed on a car during a race at the Nashville fairgrounds earlier this week.
Why it matters: The NAACP and a chorus of city officials, including Councilmember Quin Evans Segall, expressed dismay that the car was allowed to race, while also questioning the response of city officials.
Driving the news: The flag was displayed on a car owned by Joseph West at a race last Friday.
- The Fair Board hires contractor Track Enterprises, led by Bob Sargent, to operate the racetrack.
- In a statement, Sargent’s group said officials are “aware of the situation and working directly with the driver and race team” to address the matter. The speedway doesn’t condone or permit display of the Confederate flag, according to the statement.