Election deception, Decoy Dan, AI political websites

A second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s Senate ballot. A Schumer-aligned advertising connection. And 37 political websites appearing in an investigation of AI election answers.

Justus Knight connects two separately reported controversies to examine a shared vulnerability: familiar names and apparently independent sources can shape a voter’s decision before a ballot is cast.

We examine the Alaska recruiting allegations, the Alan Harris connection and NPR’s testing of political websites cited by ChatGPT. We distinguish the reported evidence from unanswered questions about funding, authorization and impact.

Original investigations credited to The New York Times and NPR, with digital research by VisionHeight. No shared operator between the two stories has been established.

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