Peltolagate: The fake Alaska senate candidate voter deception scandal is going to get bigger and more expansive. According to published news reports, fake Alaska senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan left his hometown of Petersburg earlier this week, multiple sources confirmed to CBS News. One resident and former student of Sullivan's said she saw Sullivan on a flight to Anchorage on Monday - two days before The New York Times first reported that he was recruited by operatives linked to Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign. The source added she did not know where Sullivan was headed, but another friend said he and his wife are known among friends as world travelers." Sullivan's current whereabouts after leaving his hometown are not clear. Dozens of Petersburg residents also told CBS News they never saw or received any campaign materials like mailers, flyers, brochures or signs since the former elementary school teacher announced his candidacy last spring. "I don't think it's a serious candidacy," said Andrew Worhatch, a Petersburg fisherman. "I haven't seen a platform." Just days before the midterm elections, a CBS News crew on the ground in Petersburg likewise found no indication of any active campaigning by the candidate, including outside his own home, which sits adjacent to the main coastal highway. Therein lies the potential for a criminal and election fraud investigation. If fake Alaska senate candidate Daniel J. Sullivan has engaged in no campaign activity at all, no published materials, no flyers, no mailers, no handouts, nothing, then why has his campaign raked in $30,000 and why has his campaign spent almost $29,000, with the large majority of the expenditures being paid to a major Washington DC Democrat law firm? Why would a literally non-existent campaign need to send tens of thousands of dollars to a DC Swamp Democrat law firm? And why did Sullivan need to loan his own campaign $10,000? Was that a retainer fee? Sullivan's far-left Democrat wife is his campaign treasurer.




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