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A House-passed measure to end twice-yearly clock changes is unlikely to reach final Senate action before the end of 2026, according to multiple outlets, despite pressure from President Donald Trump.
The governor, citing a state investigation into ballot-stacking allegations involving Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola, said Alaska’s election certification process “could be stopped or changed,” raising questions about timing and state election administration.
A federal judge denied the Trump administration’s bid to require California to segregate ballots tied to allegations that election workers included people who are likely noncitizens, warning the approach would disrupt voting administration.
A transcript from an April 24 proceeding, reported by Bloomberg Law, contains alleged remarks in which a federal judge told a lawyer he was intimidated by “Black excellence” and referenced “White mediocrity.” The comments are now part of a judicial conduct inquiry.
In an order issued Thursday, a federal judge required the Trump administration to provide the states where it pressured officials to comply with efforts aimed at preventing non-U.S. citizens from voting in the midterm election, according to a report.
A federal judge who made remarks during a hearing involving attorney Ezra Young is facing a Fifth Circuit review process, after being ordered to undergo a psychiatric examination, Fox News reported on October 30, 2026.
A New York Times investigation, relayed in a report by the New York Post, says operatives associated with Senate candidate Mary Peltola and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee explored recruiting a second person named Dan Sullivan for Alaska’s ballot. The emergence of the allegation comes while roughly one in ten registered Alaska voters had already cast ballots.
The House Oversight Committee said it is probing claims that a Democrat-affiliated campaign operation sought to recruit candidates in Alaska to draw votes away from Sen. Dan Sullivan.