Recent reporting from late October 2026 triggered escalated federal and state scrutiny of Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign over allegations that operatives recruited an independent candidate named Dan J. Sullivan to appear on the ballot alongside incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, potentially confusing voters in Alaska’s ranked-choice election. The Department of Justice confirmed an ongoing criminal probe that intensified after grand jury subpoenas and record-preservation demands, while Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy directed the Department of Public Safety to examine possible state-law violations. Peltola and her campaign have denied involvement or knowledge. As of early November 2026, no charges have been filed despite months of prior federal attention, and the timeline to January 31 leaves limited room for completing discovery, review, and charging decisions in a politically sensitive election-related matter. Trader consensus at 91.5% against charges by that date reflects these procedural realities and the absence of imminent indictments.
Madedesisyunan ang market na ito bilang "Oo" kung pormal na magsasampa ng kaso o mag-aanunsyo sa ibang paraan ng kasong kriminal laban kay Mary Peltola ang anumang pederal o pang-estadong hurisdiksiyon ng Estados Unidos sa pagitan ng paglikha ng market at Enero 31, 2027, 11:59 PM ET. Kung hindi, maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Hindi". Para sa mga layunin ng market na ito, kabilang sa depinisyon ng isang Estado ang Distrito ng Columbia at anumang county, munisipalidad, o iba pang subdibisyon ng isang Estado. Ang pangunahing sanggunian sa pagresolba sa market na ito ay ang opisyal na impormasyon mula sa mga pinagmumulan ng pamahalaan ng Estados Unidos; gayunman, gagamitin din ang malawak na pagkakasundo ng mga mapagkakatiwalaang ulat.
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