She’s ahead by 4,250 votes with 84% of the vote counted. This is a ranked choice voting state and no one has reached 50% so far. The overnight addition is the latest update in the Alaska Senate race. Democrats are stealing it…
🔥🚨 BREAKING — In the MIDDLE of the night, 1,733 new votes came in for Democrat Mary Peltola, and her lead over Dan Sullivan is now OVER 4,000.
She’s ahead by 4,250 votes with 84% of the vote counted. This is a ranked choice voting state and no one has reached 50% so far.
The overnight addition is the latest update in the Alaska Senate race. Democrats are stealing it…
— The Patriot Oasis™ (@ThePatriotOasis) November 11, 2026
- The post accurately cites the latest Alaska Division of Elections update showing Democrat Mary Peltola leading incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan by 4,250 first-choice votes (118,926 to 114,676) with 84% counted after a batch of ~24,000 ballots added overnight.
- The video embedded is a CNN news graphic displaying the exact vote totals and headline about Peltola extending her lead in the U.S. Senate contest.
- Alaska’s ranked-choice voting system means the race stays uncalled until November 18 final count and possible tabulation of second choices, as neither candidate has reached 50% of first preferences.
