Mary Peltola holds a narrow lead over incumbent Dan Sullivan in first-choice votes with 74% of ballots counted after the November 3 election, and analysis of ranked-choice tabulations indicates most votes for eliminated candidate Daniel J. Sullivan will transfer to her. The market’s 98% implied probability for Peltola reflects this current edge and the mechanics of Alaska’s ranked-choice system, which requires a majority for outright victory. Sullivan’s campaign maintains that remaining absentee and early ballots could still alter the outcome, though the volume of outstanding votes is limited. The minor presence of other candidates has not shifted the contest’s fundamentals.
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