This story was originally published in the Anchorage Press. Subscribe here. Leading up to Alaska’s high-profile U.S. Senate primary, political groups spent millions of dollars to boost not only the leading Republicans and Democrats, but also fringe candidates who could tip the balance of a tight race in November. Most of those efforts fell flat […]
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