They want your vote. And if they can’t earn it, apparently they’ll try to confuse you into giving it away.

Today on Stinchfield, the Alaska Senate scandal: The New York Times reports Mary Peltola’s campaign helped recruit a second Dan Sullivan to drain votes from Republican Senator Dan Sullivan. Her former campaign manager said Peltola was “definitely aware.”

My take: If these allegations hold up, this is a calculated election rigging scheme, and anyone who broke the law should face criminal charges. Using a matching name to manipulate voters is a disgrace.

Peltola’s campaign denies involvement. Her former aide later sought to retract her statements. Now Alaska’s governor has ordered an investigation.

Voters deserve answers. Every operative involved deserves scrutiny. And “everybody does it” is a pathetic excuse for betraying the people you claim to represent.

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