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A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit seeking to delay certification of Alaska’s Senate race results if Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan loses, amid concerns that a second candidate with the same name could confuse voters. Judge Sharon Gleason said the government lacked authority to require ballots to be separated and investigated, and that the proposed process could compromise ballot secrecy and came too late. The Justice Department said it would appeal, maintaining that Daniel J. Sullivan was a frivolous candidate intended to confuse voters.
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