There’s an angst gnawing at Alaska’s liberals as they contemplate the special primary election to fill the remainder of the late Congressman Don Young’s term.
On social media you can find them casting about, testing strategic theories and taking each other’s temperature with Twitter polls.
that was not commissioned by any candidate or campaign. The situation is fluid, and campaigning could change the picture significantly, he noted. If Moore is right about that, the concentration of Republican votes on two candidates virtually assures that conservatives can’t be shut out, and it leaves room for one or two non-Republicans to advance.
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