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Trump administration sues to block Alaska election result if GOP candidate loses

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The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Alaska, arguing the state must safeguard the integrity of federal elections. The suit, filed Thursday, asks the court to block certification of a Peltola victory if Republican Daniel Sullivan stays on the ballot. The government says it is bringing the case to protect the 2026 Senate election in Alaska. The article describes the legal action as a challenge tied to the outcome of that race.

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