DOJ issues subpoenas in probe of Alaska candidate with same name as Senate incumbent, source says

The DOJ has issued grand‑jury subpoenas probing whether a candidate named Dan J. Sullivan entered the Alaska Senate race to confuse voters against incumbent Dan S. Sullivan.
Both similarly named candidates are on Tuesday’s nonpartisan primary ballot, with the top four advancing to November — a result that could complicate the incumbent’s path.
Dan J. Sullivan denies any intent to siphon votes, and officials note an investigation doesn’t always lead to charges.