Trump travels to Alaska to back Sen. Dan Sullivan ahead of tight midterm Senate race

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PoliticsThe Guardian US · Washington Times

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize the name-confusion complication from a similarly named rival; right sources stress Trump's energy and jobs message and Alaska's long Republican Senate record.

Both outlets report that Donald Trump went to Alaska to support Republican Senator Dan Sullivan in his re-election effort. Coverage describes the race as competitive, with Democrat Mary Peltola as the challenger. The Guardian highlights a rival candidate with a nearly identical name, Dan J Sullivan, and Trump's call for voters to pick the "real" Sullivan. The Washington Times focuses on Trump's energy policy message, saying Democrats would roll back drilling and cost jobs, and notes Alaska has not elected a Democratic senator in nearly 20 years.

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Left GUThe Guardian USTrump urges Alaskans to vote for the ‘real’ Dan Sullivan in tight midterms battle

Frames the race as tightly contested and complicated by a similarly named candidate, with Trump urging voters to choose the 'real' Sullivan.

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Right WTWashington TimesTrump to Alaskans: Democrats will roll back drilling, kill jobs if they win midterms

Frames the visit around energy policy, presenting Trump as warning that Democrats would curb drilling and jobs in a reliably Republican Senate state.