The Hill reports that former Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) has surpassed the combined vote total of Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) and independent Dan J. Sullivan after the latest ballot drop, leading 49 percent to 47.2 percent with 84 percent of ballots counted in one of two Senate races still uncalled, the other in Mississippi, where Scott Colom (D) leads Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by more than 3,000 votes. President Trump accused Peltola's campaign of spoiling the vote with Dan J. Sullivan's inclusion, a claim she and other Democrats denied, and a federal judge dismissed a Justice Department suit seeking to block certification if Sen. Sullivan lost; Peltola's campaign manager says Sullivan has no viable path to reelection.