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The New York Times reported on Wednesday that operatives aligned with Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola’s campaign recruited a second candidate named Dan Sullivan to draw votes from Republican Senator Dan Sullivan in Alaska. The Times cited twelve sources, text messages and documents. Peltola’s campaign and national Democrats deny the report. Elisa Rios, Peltola’s former campaign manager, told the Times that Peltola was not personally involved but knew of the effort. President Donald Trump has called the reported effort a fraud and demanded a ballot change, and CNBC reports the Justice Department wants a judge to temporarily block certification of the election if Sullivan loses.

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Key points

Each point shows who reports it, from Far Left to Far Right.

  1. The New York Times reports that operatives aligned with Mary Peltola’s Senate campaign recruited a second candidate named Dan Sullivan.

    Across the spectrumReported byLeft4Center4Right1Far Right3See the outletsHide the outlets
    Left
    The New York Times, The Guardian, Bloomberg, The Independent
    Center
    The Hill, CNBC, Straight Arrow News, Newsweek
    Right
    The Washington Times
    Far Right
    Just the News, The Daily Wire, The Daily Signal

  2. Peltola’s campaign and national Democrats deny the report.

    One outletThe Hill· Center

  3. Elisa Rios, Peltola’s former campaign manager, told the Times that Peltola was not personally involved but was aware of the team’s efforts.

    One side only: the rightReported byFar Right2See the outletsHide the outlets
    Far Right
    Just the News, The Daily Signal

  4. President Donald Trump called the reported effort “a fraud on the American public” and called for Peltola to be banned from the race.

    One side only: the leftReported byLeft2See the outletsHide the outlets
    Left
    Bloomberg, The Independent

  5. According to CNBC, the Justice Department wants a judge to temporarily block certification of the election if Sullivan loses due to voter confusion.

    One outletCNBC· Center

  6. Republicans have condemned the presence of two Dan Sullivans on the ballot as a ploy to split votes.

    One outletThe Guardian· Left

What is contested

Where accounts differ

Questions the coverage answers differently, and who says what.

  • Did Mary Peltola’s campaign help recruit the second Dan Sullivan?

    The New York Times, citing twelve sources and text messages, reports that Peltola-aligned operatives recruited the candidate. Peltola’s campaign and national Democrats deny the report, as The Hill reports.

How each side tells it

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All sides report the New York Times account that Peltola-aligned operatives recruited a second Dan Sullivan to draw votes from the Republican senator. Right-side outlets state it most flatly, with the Daily Wire calling it rigging, while center outlets lead with Peltola’s denial and left outlets split between the report itself and Trump’s demands.

  • the left

    10 outlets · 2 opinion

    Left headlines frame the recruitment as a reported Democratic scheme: the NYT calls it secret, the Guardian hedges with ‘reportedly’, and Bloomberg and the Independent lead with Trump’s response.

    Inside Democrats’ Sensational language“Secret Effort”Calls a recruiting effort secret, a characterization the excerpt does not establish from records.More neutral: EffortDisagree with this highlight? to Stack Alaska’s Ballot
    The New York TimesLeftAll left-leaning headlines

  • the center

    8 outlets

    Center headlines split: The Hill leads with Peltola’s denial, CNBC and Straight Arrow News state the recruitment with attribution to the Times, and Newsweek frames it as a growing controversy.

    Peltola denies NYT report her campaign recruited other Sullivan
    The HillCenterAll center headlines

  • the right

    14 outlets · 6 opinion

    Right-side headlines state the recruitment as fact on the New York Times’ authority, with Far Right outlets going furthest: the Daily Wire calls it rigging and the Daily Signal spotlights a former aide.

    Peltola campaign recruited 2nd Dan Sullivan Loaded verb“to spoil”Spoil assigns a purpose of sabotage that the reported facts do not state.More neutral: to draw votes fromDisagree with this highlight? Senate race: NYT
    Just the NewsFar RightAll right-leaning headlines

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Words that carry a judgement beyond the facts. Tap a highlighted word anywhere on the page to see why.

  • Left14

    bombshellExposeslashed outSecret Effort

  • Center6

    phony Republicanblastingripin a bid to confuse voters

  • Right101

    bombshellExposeslashed outdirty trick

In the outlets’ own words

  • Sensational language

    bombshellMore neutral: report

    Labels a report as dramatic before its findings are tested against the other side’s account.

    …the doppelganger is a liberal plant and have dubbed him 'Decoy Dan' – and a bombshell report from The New York Times now revealed that the allegations are true.

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)RedState (Far Right)NBC News (Left)Fox News (Far Right)and 2 more

  • Loaded verb

    ExposesMore neutral: reports on

    The verb presents a newspaper’s investigation as proof of wrongdoing before the facts are established.

    Legacy Media Exposes How Dems Are Rigging Pivotal Senate Election

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)TheBlaze (Far Right)NBC News (Left)

  • Loaded verb

    lashed outMore neutral: responded

    Describes the president’s reaction with added anger beyond the reported words.

    The president lashed out at the former representative after The New York Times reported that her campaign and…

    Used byThe New York Times (Left)Daily Mail (Right)New York Post (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    dirty trickMore neutral: effort to recruit a same-name candidate

    Calling the recruiting a dirty trick presumes intent and wrongdoing before the facts are established.

    The dirty trick first appeared to fall apart when Alaska director of elections kicked the fake Dan…

    Used byHot Air (Far Right)Breitbart News (Far Right)

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  • Loaded verb

    RevealedMore neutral: Reported

    Presents an allegation from a single report as proven fact.

    Secret Scheme To Sabotage GOP Senator Revealed After Democrat Denied Involvement: REPORT

    Used byThe Daily Caller (Far Right)Daily Mail (Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    To Confuse VotersMore neutral: Mary Peltola’s Campaign Reportedly Recruited a Second Dan Sullivan

    States a contested motive as established fact, with no evidence of intent cited in the supplied text.

    To Confuse Voters, Mary Peltola's Campaign Recruited a Second Dan Sullivan

    Used byReason (Right)New York Post (Right)

  • Sensational language

    bombshell reportMore neutral: report

    The adjective adds drama to a report that is best described by its content.

    Senate seat after a bombshell report that Democrats recruited candidates with the same name as the Republican…

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)New York Post (Right)

  • Sensational language

    scandalMore neutral: controversy

    Calls the matter a scandal before any finding of wrongdoing.

    The developments in the Alaska scandal surrounding the curious Senate candidacy of Dan J.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)Daily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    castigateMore neutral: criticize

    The verb adds a judgement of condemnation beyond reporting what the article says was done.

    Senate race, to castigate the Democrat skullduggery of running a fake “Republican”, ‘Decoy’ Dan J.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    fake “Republican”More neutral: a candidate listed as a Republican

    Calling the candidate fake asserts the conclusion of a disputed claim about the candidacy.

    Senate race, to castigate the Democrat skullduggery of running a fake “Republican”, ‘Decoy’ Dan J.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Democrat shenanigansMore neutral: Democratic campaign tactics

    “Shenanigans” characterizes the conduct as improper without establishing the facts.

    In 2026, unfortunately, these kinds of Democrat shenanigans are not unique.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Democrat SkullduggeryMore neutral: Democratic campaign effort

    “Skullduggery” asserts secret wrongdoing as established fact, while the coverage supports only an allegation of recruiting.

    Democrat Skullduggery in the Senate Showdown in The Last Frontier (Alaska)

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    alarmingMore neutral: a New York Times headline

    Adds alarm to a description of a headline that the writer says is misleading rather than false.

    “Justice Department Seeks to Block Alaska Vote if Republican Loses,” stated an alarming New York Times headline on Friday.

    Used byThe Free Press (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Trying to RigMore neutral: Who is accused of manipulating the Alaska Senate race?

    Accuses a candidate or party of rigging an election, a charge the coverage disputes rather than establishes.

    Who’s Really Trying to Rig the Alaska Senate Race?

    Used byThe Free Press (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    spoil the contestMore neutral: to draw votes from the contest

    Spoil assigns a purpose of sabotage that the reported facts do not state.

    …to recruit a second Republican candidate named "Dan Sullivan" in a bid to spoil the contest between herself and Sen.

    Used byJust the News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    to spoilMore neutral: to draw votes from

    Spoil assigns a purpose of sabotage that the reported facts do not state.

    Peltola campaign recruited 2nd Dan Sullivan to spoil Senate race: NYT

    Used byJust the News (Far Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    RiggingMore neutral: recruiting candidates to split votes

    The word asserts illegal manipulation of an election as fact, while the campaign denies involvement.

    Legacy Media Exposes How Dems Are Rigging Pivotal Senate Election

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Secret EffortMore neutral: Effort

    Calls a recruiting effort secret, a characterization the excerpt does not establish from records.

    Inside Democrats’ Secret Effort to Stack Alaska’s Ballot

    Used byThe New York Times (Left)

  • Sensational language

    Secret PlanMore neutral: Plan

    Calls a recruiting effort a secret plan, a characterization the excerpt does not establish from records.

    Democrats' Secret Plan to Stack Alaska Senate Ballot With Spoilers

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    siphon votesMore neutral: draw votes

    Siphon implies taking votes away improperly, while draw describes the same effort neutrally.

    …with operatives trying to recruit spoiler candidates into Alaska's Senate race to siphon votes from Republican Sen.

    Used byThe Washington Times (Right)

  • Sensational language

    The plotMore neutral: The effort

    Plot implies a secret scheme, while the paragraph describes an effort without a finding of concealment.

    The plot, beginning in the summer of 2025, involved Peltola’s campaign and the Democratic…

    Used byThe Daily Signal (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    She KnewMore neutral: Ex-Peltola aide says Peltola knew about recruiting the other Dan Sullivan

    The headline states as settled fact an accusation that the campaign denies and that rests on one former aide's account.

    Ex-Peltola Aide: She Knew About Recruiting the ‘Other Dan Sullivan’

    Used byThe Daily Signal (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    a nobodyMore neutral: a little-known candidate

    Dismisses a candidate with a derogatory label that does not bear on the facts of the race.

    Sullivan is a nobody who suddenly decided to run for Senate.

    Used byHot Air (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    Evidence Indicates Democrats IntentionallyMore neutral: Reports Say Democratic Operatives Recruited

    States as established that Democrats acted intentionally, while the description says the operatives only reportedly acted.

    Breaking: Evidence Indicates Democrats Intentionally 'Stacked' the Ballot in Key Senate Race

    Used byThe Western Journal (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    plotted to sabotageMore neutral: recruited candidates to run in the race

    Assigns a sabotage motive to the campaign, a characterization the report does not establish.

    Mary Peltola’s campaign reportedly plotted to sabotage Republican Alaska Sen.

    Used byThe Daily Caller (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    SabotageMore neutral: to affect the race

    Characterizes recruitment of candidates as sabotage before intent is established by the coverage.

    Secret Scheme To Sabotage GOP Senator Revealed After Democrat Denied Involvement: REPORT

    Used byThe Daily Caller (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    bizarre battlegroundMore neutral: contested race

    Adds a dramatic characterization of the race that the facts do not require.

    …against Democrat Mary Peltola and a name double Dan Sullivan, has become a bizarre battleground for political power.

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    revealed that the allegations are trueMore neutral: reported allegations that the campaign was involved

    Presents contested allegations as confirmed fact, while the Peltola campaign denies involvement.

    …him 'Decoy Dan' – and a bombshell report from The New York Times now revealed that the allegations are true.

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Sensational language

    sabotage plotMore neutral: alleged effort to recruit candidates

    Presents an allegation of intent as an established plot.

    Democrats' secret sabotage plot to seize Alaska Senate seat exposed: Operatives hunted for another Dan Sullivan to…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    exposedMore neutral: reported

    Presents an allegation from a report as proven.

    Democrats' secret sabotage plot to seize Alaska Senate seat exposed: Operatives hunted for another Dan Sullivan to trick voters and even plotted to…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    huntedMore neutral: sought

    Gives the recruitment a predatory tone not used in the report’s own description.

    Democrats' secret sabotage plot to seize Alaska Senate seat exposed: Operatives hunted for another Dan Sullivan to trick voters and even plotted to create a MAGA party

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    to trick votersMore neutral: that could confuse voters

    States the intent to deceive voters as fact rather than as an allegation.

    …to seize Alaska Senate seat exposed: Operatives hunted for another Dan Sullivan to trick voters and even plotted to create a MAGA party

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    phony RepublicanMore neutral: a candidate with the same name as the incumbent

    Calling the candidate phony is a judgement in the outlet’s own voice, while the reporting describes a candidate with the same name.

    ‘Do we have a scheme for you’: Democrats recruited a phony Republican, report says

    Used byStraight Arrow News (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    confirmsMore neutral: reports

    Says the Times investigation proves the link, when the excerpt reports an investigation's findings that are still contested.

    An investigation by the New York Times confirms something that’s been widely suspected but never proven: that Democrats were behind a…

    Used byCNN (Left)

  • Vague attribution

    widely suspected but never provenMore neutral: that has been alleged by some observers

    Asserts a suspicion held by unnamed people as common knowledge without naming who holds it.

    An investigation by the New York Times confirms something that’s been widely suspected but never proven: that Democrats were behind a potential spoiler candidate in Alaska —…

    Used byCNN (Left)

  • Absolutist framing

    blatant election meddlingMore neutral: an effort to recruit a candidate with the same name

    It presents the Times report’s contested reading as settled fact in the outlet’s own voice.

    Nice of @nytimes to finally do some real journalism and report this blatant election meddling ONE WEEK before the midterms.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    trying to trick AlaskansMore neutral: trying to get Alaskans to vote for a candidate with the same name

    It asserts an intent to deceive voters as established fact in the outlet’s own voice.

    …MONTHS ago when Townhall broke the news that Mary Peltola's campaign was trying to trick Alaskans into voting for the WRONG Dan Sullivan?

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    I’m shocked, shocked!More neutral: The report says

    The exclamation performs surprise and mockery rather than reporting what the report says.

    I’m shocked, shocked! A new report confirms the suspicion that a lefty “Republican” with the same…

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    leftyMore neutral: Democrat-backing

    The label attaches a political leaning to the candidate in the writer’s own voice, pre-judging him.

    A new report confirms the suspicion that a lefty “Republican” with the same name as the current Sen.

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    The intention seemed obviousMore neutral: The apparent intention was

    Presents a contested motive as obvious rather than as what the reporting alleges.

    The intention seemed obvious: The false Sullivan is trying to siphon off some votes from the real…

    Used byReason (Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    The false SullivanMore neutral: The second Dan Sullivan

    Calls the candidate false, a judgement about his standing and intent that the reporting does not establish.

    The intention seemed obvious: The false Sullivan is trying to siphon off some votes from the real Sullivan in hopes of benefiting…

    Used byReason (Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    credibly accusedMore neutral: accused

    Treats an allegation as credible before the campaign’s denial is weighed.

    Democrat Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign has been credibly accused of engaging in a scheme to unseat Alaska Sen.

    Used byTheBlaze (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    purportedly exposingMore neutral: reporting

    Pairs a hedge with a verb that presents the report’s findings as revealed, so the sentence reads as both doubted and proven.

    …campaign has denied allegations stemming from a detailed New York Times report purportedly exposing that her campaign staff and allied operatives spent months working to recruit a…

    Used byOne America News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    claimingMore neutral: reporting

    Suggests the report’s assertions are doubtful without giving evidence against them.

    Alaska Senate race: Peltola’s campaign denies NYT report claiming her staff and allied operatives worked to recruit namesake spoiler candidate

    Used byOne America News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    trick Alaskan votersMore neutral: to get voters to pick the other candidate

    “Trick” asserts an intent to deceive that the reported evidence does not establish.

    …point coming from The New York Times story about the elaborate scheme to trick Alaskan voters into voting for the wrong Dan Sullivan.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    fake MAGA partyMore neutral: a party presented as MAGA-aligned

    Labels a possible party as fake and MAGA-linked, a judgement the excerpt hedges only with ‘possibly’.

    …well, along with a lengthy communications stream about also possibly funding a fake MAGA party to further split support.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    shambolicMore neutral: disorganized

    Calls Alaska’s campaigns chaotic as a judgement, without evidence given in the excerpt.

    With how shambolic Alaska runs its campaigns, this was the state to do it.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Fake Dan Sullivan StuntMore neutral: the second Dan Sullivan candidacy

    “Fake” and “stunt” present the second candidacy as a deliberate trick before the coverage establishes intent.

    CNN Panel Runs Spin on the Dems' Fake Dan Sullivan Stunt in Alaska.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    liberal mediaMore neutral: name the outlet

    Dismisses reporting by presumed politics rather than by evidence.

    Here’s a commandment everyone should learn, recite, and remember: the liberal media are wrong about everything.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    wrong about everythingMore neutral: has been wrong on some stories

    States as a universal rule that the media are wrong on every subject, which no evidence supports.

    …everyone should learn, recite, and remember: the liberal media are wrong about everything.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    everyone knowsMore neutral: a position the author believes is untrue

    Presents as universally known that a media position is untrue, a contested claim presented as settled.

    Anytime this industry takes a firm stand that everyone knows is facially untrue, they get a face-full of buckshot.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    face-full of buckshotMore neutral: were criticized sharply

    A violent image used for criticism of coverage adds drama without adding fact.

    …takes a firm stand that everyone knows is facially untrue, they get a face-full of buckshot.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    damningMore neutral: detailed

    Adds the author’s judgement of the story’s force without stating the evidence in the excerpt.

    The New York Times ran a lengthy, damning story about the election games Democrats are playing in Alaska, using Decoy Dan…

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Decoy Dan SullivanMore neutral: the other Dan Sullivan

    A coined label that presumes the namesake candidate is a decoy, which is the point in dispute.

    …damning story about the election games Democrats are playing in Alaska, using Decoy Dan Sullivan to siphon support from incumbent Republican Sen.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    seizes onMore neutral: responds to

    Seizes on implies opportunism beyond reporting Trump’s demand.

    Trump seizes on 'fake' Dan Sullivan report, calls for Peltola's removal from Alaska ballot

    Used byThe Washington Times (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    secretly recruitedMore neutral: recruited, according to the New York Times report

    It states the New York Times allegation as established fact in the outlet’s own voice.

    …attacks on Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola following a news report that her allies secretly recruited candidates to join the state’s US Senate race in order to dilute support for…

    Used byBloomberg (Left)

  • Absolutist framing

    almost certainly no coincidenceMore neutral: the article notes a second Dan Sullivan is now on the ballot

    Presents a contested motive as settled without evidence in the text.

    …to run against the incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, and, in what is almost certainly no coincidence, there is another Dan Sullivan now on Alaska's 2026 midterm election…

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Unleashes BroadsideMore neutral: calls for

    Describes a verbal attack in combative terms beyond the reported demand.

    Trump Unleashes Broadside at Peltola After NYTimes Spoiler Report

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    blastingMore neutral: criticizing

    Blasting adds more drama than the reported criticism.

    Republicans are blasting Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola (D) over reports her campaign recruited one of…

    Used byThe Hill (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    ripMore neutral: criticize

    Rip adds more drama than reporting that Republicans criticized her.

    Republicans rip Peltola over report her campaign recruited second Sullivan

    Used byThe Hill (Center)

  • Loaded modifier

    FakeMore neutral: second Dan Sullivan

    Calls the named candidate fake in the outlet’s own voice, which states as fact a conclusion the reporting presents as an allegation.

    Trump: Democrats' Fake Alaska Senate Candidate Scheme 'A Fraud on the American Public'

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    was revealedMore neutral: was reported

    Revealed presents the New York Times account as established fact, when the coverage attributes it to the paper’s reporting.

    …Mary Peltola to drop out of the race and be criminally prosecuted after it was revealed that her allies were behind an effort to bring a candidate into the race that had…

    Used byNew York Post (Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    in a bid to confuse votersMore neutral: which Republicans have called a ploy to split votes

    States a contested motive as settled fact in the outlet’s own voice.

    …a second Dan Sullivan to run against Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan in a bid to confuse voters.

    Used byPBS NewsHour (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    trick votersMore neutral: recruit candidates to split votes

    Ascribes deceptive intent to the recruitment in the outlet’s own voice.

    Trying to trick voters isn’t nice.

    Used bySlate (Far Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    bandana-wearing gadflyMore neutral: candidate Gerald Heikes

    Descriptive label that mocks a candidate’s appearance and pre-judges him, unrelated to the allegation.

    Mary Peltola, a bandana-wearing gadfly named Gerald Heikes, and … another Dan Sullivan.

    Used bySlate (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    bombshell orderMore neutral: order

    Manufactures drama around a demand that the excerpt describes plainly.

    The bombshell order follows a report by The New York Times that revealed Peltola’s campaign staff was…

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    Bonkers DemandMore neutral: Demand

    Adjective that dismisses the demand in the outlet’s own voice rather than describing it.

    Trump Makes Bonkers Demand in Revenge for Dem Election Stunt

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Loaded modifier

    RevengeMore neutral: after

    Assigns a motive to Trump in the outlet’s own voice without a source for it.

    Trump Makes Bonkers Demand in Revenge for Dem Election Stunt

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    Dem Election StuntMore neutral: Democratic recruitment effort

    Calls the recruitment a stunt in the outlet’s own voice before the allegation is established.

    Trump Makes Bonkers Demand in Revenge for Dem Election Stunt

    Used byThe Daily Beast (Far Left)

  • Sensational language

    FiascoMore neutral: controversy

    Dismisses the controversy in the outlet’s own voice as a failure before its facts are settled.

    Early Voting in Alaska on Pace to Hit Record Amid Two Dan Sullivans Fiasco

    Used byNewsweek (Center)

  • Sensational language

    YikesMore neutral: Peltola responds to NYT report

    An exclamation that adds mockery rather than reporting facts.

    Yikes: Peltola Makes Things Worse for Herself With Tone-Deaf Response to NYT's Decoy Dan…

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Tone-DeafMore neutral: response

    Judges the response as insensitive without quoting a reaction to support that judgement.

    Yikes: Peltola Makes Things Worse for Herself With Tone-Deaf Response to NYT's Decoy Dan Revelations

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    shrugs offMore neutral: comments on

    Suggests the strategist dismissed the matter carelessly, a judgement about her attitude.

    Dem strategist shrugs off Alaska ballot scandal on MS NOW, insists 'this stuff happens all the time'

    Used byFox News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Stacking BallotMore neutral: accused of recruiting a candidate

    Asserts as fact that Democrats are stacking the ballot, which is the disputed claim.

    Booker: Dems Stacking Ballot in Alaska with Fake Dan Sullivan 'Much Ado About Nothing'

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Fake Dan SullivanMore neutral: a second Dan Sullivan

    Calls the candidate fake before the facts are established; he is a candidate with the same name.

    Booker: Dems Stacking Ballot in Alaska with Fake Dan Sullivan 'Much Ado About Nothing'

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    SkulduggeryMore neutral: the alleged recruitment

    Describes the alleged recruitment as underhanded trickery before any finding.

    Skulduggery in the Alaska Senate race is the latest example of double standards from a party…

    Used byThe Free Press (Right)

  • Sensational language

    brazen election meddlingMore neutral: an alleged effort to recruit a second candidate

    Calls an alleged effort brazen meddling as if it were proven.

    …will learn whether they meant any of it based on how they respond to brazen election meddling by one of their own.

    Used byThe Free Press (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Subvert DemocracyMore neutral: accused of a ballot scheme

    Accuses the party of undermining democracy as settled fact, in the outlet’s own voice.

    Democrats Subvert Democracy to Save It

    Used byThe Free Press (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    brandsMore neutral: says

    Uses a label-giving verb where neutral reporting would say he called it something.

    Sen Dan Sullivan brands Peltola’s alleged ballot scheme a ‘scandal at the highest order’

    Used byFox News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    eruptsMore neutral: responds

    Describes the senator’s response as an explosion, which adds drama.

    The 'real' Dan Sullivan erupts at 'secret scheme to trick' voters in his Alaska Senate race as Trump blasts alleged…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    blastsMore neutral: says

    Describes Trump’s response in combative terms rather than neutrally.

    …Sullivan erupts at 'secret scheme to trick' voters in his Alaska Senate race as Trump blasts alleged Democrat gambit as 'voter fraud at the highest level'

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    ballot hijinksMore neutral: alleged ballot effort

    Calls alleged conduct playful mischief before any facts are established, which trivializes the allegations.

    Alaskan ballot hijinks appear ‘criminal,’ Sen.

    Used byNewsNation (Center)

  • Loaded verb

    ManipulatedMore neutral: Recruited candidates for

    “Manipulated” asserts improper intent and wrongdoing in the headline, beyond the investigation’s description of recruiting efforts.

    A Plan for Two Dans: How Democrats Manipulated Alaska’s Ballot

    Used byThe New York Times (Left)

  • Delegitimizing label

    election-rigging shenanigansMore neutral: plan to recruit namesake candidates

    Labels a reported candidate-recruitment plan as election rigging before any record shows vote fraud.

    It was not a good day for Mary Peltola: the Democrats’ election-rigging shenanigans, which everyone has known about for months, were exposed.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    everyone has known about for monthsMore neutral: had been reported earlier

    Presents a contested claim as common knowledge.

    …for Mary Peltola: the Democrats’ election-rigging shenanigans, which everyone has known about for months, were exposed.

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Election AnticsMore neutral: recruitment effort

    Calls a reported recruitment plan antics before its facts are established.

    Mary Peltola's Reaction to the Dems' Alaska Election Antics Getting Exposed Says Everything

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    Getting ExposedMore neutral: reported

    Presents the report as proof that a plan was uncovered before the facts are established.

    Mary Peltola's Reaction to the Dems' Alaska Election Antics Getting Exposed Says Everything

    Used byTownhall (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    modified limited hangoutsMore neutral: changed its explanation

    Uses an insider term implying concealment, which the article does not establish.

    Talk about modified limited hangouts.

    Used byHot Air (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    fake candidateMore neutral: candidate with the same name

    Calls the namesake candidate fake before the facts of the recruitment are established.

    …the electorate.” Her staff was just exposed for plotting an effort to recruit a fake candidate with the same name as her opponent with the sole purpose of misleading voters.

    Used byHot Air (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    exposed for lyingMore neutral: the report alleges

    States as established that Peltola’s campaign lied, which the allegation in the report does not establish.

    …And now that Peltola, her campaign, and Democrat leadership just got exposed for lying and misleading voters by recruiting another Dan Sullivan?

    Used byHot Air (Far Right)

  • Dehumanizing label

    two-faced, tree-hugging, leftist scoundrelMore neutral: Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola

    The words are the writer’s own insult and assert a character judgement that the report does not establish.

    Yes, YES!” So declares Mary Peltola, the two-faced, tree-hugging, leftist scoundrel running for Senate in Alaska.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    indubitably, lied to and misledMore neutral: whom the report says were misled

    The writer states as settled fact that voters were lied to, which the reporting presents only as an allegation.

    She delivered this sermon to a crowd of Alaskans she has, indubitably, lied to and misled.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    astonishing admissionMore neutral: report

    The phrase presents a newspaper report as a dramatic confession rather than a reported allegation.

    On Wednesday, The New York Times published an astonishing admission, one of the cycle’s biggest October surprises.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    rippedMore neutral: criticized

    A strong verb of attack that presents the criticism as harsher than the statement of what the campaign did.

    Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York ripped Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola’s campaign for recruiting candidates…

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

  • Partisan shorthand

    ballot stackingMore neutral: recruiting namesake candidates

    Stacking presumes the ballot was manipulated before the facts are established, while the report describes recruiting namesake candidates.

    New York Times report on Alaska ballot stacking ‘really devastating’: Byron York

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

  • Loaded verb

    tried to cheat Alaska votersMore neutral: is alleged to have misled Alaska voters

    States as fact that the campaign intended to deceive voters, which the report alleges but has not established.

    Yet apparently her campaign tried to cheat Alaska voters with one of the most absurd tricks in American political history.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    most absurd tricksMore neutral: unusual campaign tactic

    Adds ridicule instead of describing the reported tactic.

    Yet apparently her campaign tried to cheat Alaska voters with one of the most absurd tricks in American political history.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    insaneMore neutral: (omit) and quote the statement

    Diagnoses the speaker instead of quoting them.

    This is an insane story.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    Gigantic coincidenceMore neutral: Unlikely coincidence

    Uses sarcasm to imply intent before the facts are established.

    Gigantic coincidence, right?

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    ShadyMore neutral: Namesake Candidate

    Calls the recruitment shady before the facts are established.

    The Shady Name Scheme Rocking A Crucial Senate Race

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Vague attribution

    critics sayMore neutral: that a named critic says was intended

    It attributes the intent behind the effort to unnamed critics, so the claim cannot be checked against a named source.

    …voters may have made their choices before learning of the reported effort that critics say was intended to create confusion with a same-name candidate.

    Used byFox News (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    odious legislationMore neutral: legislation

    The adjective pre-judges legislation the writer has not described in detail.

    That’s why they like to move fast when they pass odious legislation before anyone can read it, usually in the middle of the night, the same time of…

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    StenchMore neutral: Allegations

    The word is a vivid image of smell used to suggest wrongdoing before the allegations are established.

    Will the Stench of Alaska's Peltola Scandal Spread to Marc Elias?

    Used byPJ Media (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    curiousMore neutral: unusual

    Implies suspicion about the candidacy without stating a fact.

    The developments in the Alaska scandal surrounding the curious Senate candidacy of Dan J.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Sensational language

    blockbusterMore neutral: major

    Presents the report’s impact as a superlative rather than describing it.

    It started with a blockbuster New York Times report.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    DisappearedMore neutral: Is Dan J. Sullivan still in the race?

    Scare quotes around a word meaning vanished imply concealment that the coverage has not established.

    The Plot Thickens: Have the Democrats 'Disappeared' Decoy Dan J.

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    Decoy Dan J. SullivanMore neutral: namesake candidate Dan J. Sullivan

    Decoy asserts that the candidate’s purpose is to deceive voters, which is the point in dispute.

    The Plot Thickens: Have the Democrats 'Disappeared' Decoy Dan J. Sullivan?

    Used byRedState (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    torpedoMore neutral: defeat

    The verb asserts an intent to sabotage in the outlet’s own voice, beyond what the report states.

    …second Dan Sullivan to the Alaska election ballot to confuse voters in an attempt to torpedo incumbent Republican Senator Dan S.

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    bad actorsMore neutral: people in the Alaska Democratic Party

    The label pre-judges unnamed people as wrongdoers in the outlet’s own voice.

    According to the latest reports, certain bad actors in the Alaska Democrat Party conspired to recruit another man named Dan Sullivan to…

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Delegitimizing label

    Democrat PartyMore neutral: Democratic Party

    Deliberate misnaming used as a slight; the party's name is the Democratic Party.

    According to the latest reports, certain bad actors in the Alaska Democrat Party conspired to recruit another man named Dan Sullivan to run for Senate so that he…

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    conspiredMore neutral: worked together

    The verb asserts a secret agreement in the outlet’s own voice that the reports describe only as allegations.

    According to the latest reports, certain bad actors in the Alaska Democrat Party conspired to recruit another man named Dan Sullivan to run for Senate so that he could get his…

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    BlastMore neutral: criticize

    The headline uses a hostile verb in the outlet’s own voice where a plain verb reports the same criticism.

    'The View' Hosts Blast Alaska Democrats' 'Shady Tactic' Putting a Second Dan Sullivan on the Ballot

    Used byBreitbart News (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    mysteriousMore neutral: Democrat operative

    Mysterious suggests concealment that the text does not establish.

    A mysterious Democrat operative who has worked behind the scenes on a slew of campaigns is in the…

    Used byDaily Mail (Right)

  • Absolutist framing

    schemeMore neutral: alleged effort

    The word presents an allegation of intent as an established plan, although Peltola denies knowledge of it.

    Alaska Democrat Senate candidate Mary Peltola denied knowledge of a scheme to confuse voters and siphon away votes from incumbent Republican Senator Dan…

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    siphon away votesMore neutral: draw votes away from

    The phrase states a motive and effect as settled fact while the report is disputed.

    …candidate Mary Peltola denied knowledge of a scheme to confuse voters and siphon away votes from incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan.

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Loaded verb

    ScramblesMore neutral: responds to

    The verb suggests panic, while the body reports Peltola denying knowledge of the effort.

    Alaska’s Mary Peltola Scrambles After Bombshell Report Exposes Democrat ‘Decoy Dan’ Scheme

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Partisan shorthand

    Decoy DanMore neutral: the second Dan Sullivan

    The label was coined by Republicans and assumes the candidate was placed as a decoy; the outlet uses it in its own voice.

    Alaska’s Mary Peltola Scrambles After Bombshell Report Exposes Democrat ‘Decoy Dan’ Scheme

    Used byThe Daily Wire (Far Right)

  • Loaded modifier

    voting schemeMore neutral: effort to add a second candidate with the same name

    The label calls the conduct a scheme in the outlet’s own voice before intent is established.

    Alaska Democrats’ voting scheme shows they think voters are ‘stupid’: Salena Zito

    Used byWashington Examiner (Right)

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  • Partisan shorthand

    Quoted

    Decoy DanMore neutral: Dan J. Sullivan

    A nickname coined by one side of the dispute that presumes the candidate is a plant.

    Republicans complain the doppelganger is a liberal plant and have dubbed him 'Decoy Dan' – and a bombshell report from The New York Times now revealed that the allegations…

    Quoted byDaily Mail (Right)Washington Examiner (Right)

    These are Republicans and Dan Sullivan’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    A FRAUD ON THE AMERICAN PUBLICMore neutral: a claim of fraud

    Asserts fraud as fact before any finding; it is Trump’s own wording, quoted.

    ‘A FRAUD ON THE AMERICAN PUBLIC,’ the president wrote after The New York Times reported that Democrats…

    Quoted byThe Independent (Left)Breitbart News (Far Right)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    voter fraud at the highest levelMore neutral: a serious election allegation

    Labels the alleged recruitment as fraud, a crime, before any finding; it is Trump’s own claim.

    Trump calls alleged Alaska Senate spoiler scheme 'voter fraud at the highest level'

    Quoted byThe Hill (Center)Daily Mail (Right)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Partisan shorthand

    Quoted

    a ploy by DemocratsMore neutral: an effort that Republicans say aims to split votes

    Describes the purpose of the candidacy as a settled conclusion, which Republicans assert and the reporting does not establish.

    …in south-eastern Alaska with scant political experience – calling the newcomer a ploy by Democrats to cost the incumbent re-election by splitting his supporters.

    Quoted byThe Guardian (Left)

    These are Republicans’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

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  • Absolutist framing

    Quoted

    illegally searched for, and recruitedMore neutral: searched for and recruited, according to the New York Times report

    It presents a contested legal conclusion as settled, in Trump’s words.

    “It has just been determined that the Democrats in Alaska illegally searched for, and recruited, a man named Dan Sullivan to run against our distinguished

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Loaded verb

    Quoted

    to defraud, confuse, and obfuscate the ElectionMore neutral: which he says would affect the election

    It asserts a motive as fact, in Trump’s words, without a cited finding.

    …our distinguished Republican Senator, Dan Sullivan, in order to defraud, confuse, and obfuscate the Election, thereby taking votes away from the REAL Senator, Dan Sullivan,”…

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    ELECTION FRAUDMore neutral: alleged election violation

    Accusation of election fraud by Trump, quoted, that asserts a conclusion the reporting does not establish.

    …perpetrating such a terrible scheme, should be allowed to run, because this is ELECTION FRAUD,” Trump posted on his Truth Social page.

    Quoted byHuffPost (Far Left)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    perjuryMore neutral: alleged false statements

    Legal accusation by Trump, quoted, that the reporting does not establish.

    That’s perjury.

    Quoted byHuffPost (Far Left)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    voter fraud at the highest levelMore neutral: Trump said it was voter fraud

    Presents a broad fraud claim as established without evidence in the supplied text.

    …to reporters on Wednesday as he prepared to fly to Ohio, called it "voter fraud at the highest level." "It turned out it was a scheme by the Democrats.

    Quoted byPBS NewsHour (Center)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    They cheatMore neutral: Trump said Democrats had cheated

    Accuses Democrats as a group of cheating without evidence in the supplied text.

    That's what they do best: They cheat," Trump said.

    Quoted byPBS NewsHour (Center)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Delegitimizing label

    Quoted

    rigged systemMore neutral: a system she criticizes

    Accusation that a system is rigged, attributed to Peltola, without evidence in the excerpt.

    …said the campaign is focused on lowering costs and fixing what Peltola calls a rigged system in Washington.

    Quoted byThe Epoch Times (Far Right)

    These are Mary Peltola’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Absolutist framing

    Quoted

    ELECTION FRAUDMore neutral: alleged scheme

    States an unproven accusation of fraud as established fact in the president’s words.

    …perpetrating such a terrible scheme, should be allowed to run, because this is ELECTION FRAUD," the president wrote in one of several Truth Social posts about the issue.

    Quoted byCBS News (Left)

    These are Donald Trump’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    scandal at the highest orderMore neutral: serious allegation

    Presents a strong accusation of scandal in the headline without a response.

    Sen Dan Sullivan brands Peltola’s alleged ballot scheme a ‘scandal at the highest order’

    Quoted byFox News (Far Right)

    These are Dan Sullivan’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Loaded verb

    Quoted

    mislead votersMore neutral: affect voters’ choices

    States an intent to deceive voters as fact, while the report describes only a recruiting effort.

    “[The Peltola campaign] were thinking of everything they could to mislead voters into voting in such a way that would

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Byron York’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    really devastatingMore neutral: significant

    Puts a columnist’s judgement of the report’s impact into the headline.

    New York Times report on Alaska ballot stacking ‘really devastating’: Byron York

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Byron York’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Sensational language

    Quoted

    completely shockingMore neutral: surprising

    The adjectives add drama to an analyst’s reaction rather than describing the report’s content.

    …of falls into the category of something that’s not that surprising, but also completely shocking, because this was a suspicion that a lot of Republicans had that the Democrats…

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Sarah Bedford’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

  • Loaded modifier

    Quoted

    stupidMore neutral: removed; describe the column’s argument in plain words

    The quoted insult is placed in the headline as a characterization of Democrats’ view of voters, which the column asserts rather than the reports establish.

    Alaska Democrats’ voting scheme shows they think voters are ‘stupid’: Salena Zito

    Quoted byWashington Examiner (Right)

    These are Salena Zito’s words. The outlets are reporting them.

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From the left

10 outlets · 2 opinion

Leads with

  • secret Democratic effort
  • Trump’s demands for a ballot change
  • recruitment of a second Dan Sullivan

Leaves out

  • Peltola campaign’s denial
  • Justice Department request to block certification

Reported by other sides, not found in this side’s coverage.

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From the center

8 outlets

Leads with

  • Peltola’s denial
  • DSCC officials’ alleged role
  • text messages and sources
  • DOJ bid to block certification

Leaves out

  • Trump’s demands for a ballot change
  • Republican condemnation of two Dan Sullivans

Reported by other sides, not found in this side’s coverage.

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From the right

14 outlets · 6 opinion

Leads with

  • Peltola allies’ role
  • spoiler candidates
  • Democratic rigging
  • former aide Elisa Rios’ knowledge

Leaves out

  • Peltola campaign’s denial
  • Trump’s ballot demands

Reported by other sides, not found in this side’s coverage.

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Who reported it when

How the coverage built up

  • Left

    2 hr 16 min later

    Its first report, Oct 28, 10:37 AM EDT

  • Center

    4 hr later

    Its first report, Oct 28, 12:24 PM EDT

  • Right

    First to report

    The Daily Wire, Oct 28, 8:22 AM EDT

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  1. The Daily WireFar RightOct 28, 8:22 AM EDT
  2. The New York TimesLeftOct 28, 10:37 AM EDT
  3. The HillCenterOct 28, 12:24 PM EDT
  4. The Washington TimesRightOct 28, 12:40 PM EDT
  5. The Daily SignalFar RightOct 28, 1:14 PM EDT
  6. The Western JournalFar RightOct 28, 1:21 PM EDT
  7. CNBCCenterOct 28, 1:38 PM EDT
  8. Washington ExaminerRightOct 28, 1:47 PM EDT
  9. The Daily CallerFar RightOct 28, 1:49 PM EDT
  10. Daily MailRightOct 28, 2:14 PM EDT
  11. Straight Arrow NewsCenterOct 28, 2:22 PM EDT
  12. NewsweekCenterOct 28, 2:35 PM EDT
  13. Breitbart NewsFar RightOct 28, 2:39 PM EDT
  14. Fox NewsFar RightOct 28, 3:10 PM EDT
  15. TheBlazeFar RightOct 28, 3:24 PM EDT
  16. The GuardianLeftOct 28, 3:25 PM EDT
  17. One America NewsFar RightOct 28, 3:29 PM EDT
  18. NewsNationCenterOct 28, 3:46 PM EDT
  19. BloombergLeftOct 28, 3:53 PM EDT
  20. Scripps NewsCenterOct 28, 4:03 PM EDT
  21. The IndependentLeftOct 28, 4:12 PM EDT
  22. New York PostRightOct 28, 4:45 PM EDT
  23. ABC NewsLeftOct 28, 4:52 PM EDT
  24. Financial TimesCenterOct 28, 5:20 PM EDT
  25. HuffPostFar LeftOct 28, 5:42 PM EDT
  26. PBS NewsHourCenterOct 28, 5:55 PM EDT
  27. The Daily BeastFar LeftOct 28, 5:59 PM EDT
  28. The Epoch TimesFar RightOct 28, 6:08 PM EDT
  29. NBC NewsLeftOct 28, 6:41 PM EDT
  30. CBS NewsLeftOct 28, 7:00 PM EDT
  31. Al Jazeera EnglishLeftOct 29, 6:22 AM EDT

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