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In Alaska, Eric Hafner, a federal prisoner in New York, advanced from the primary for the U.S. House seat. Despite receiving 5,757 votes, he faces potential legal challenges regarding his eligibility due to residency requirements. The leading candidates include incumbent Republican Nick Begich and independent Bill Hill, while Hafner's advancement raises questions about the electoral process.
