Petersburg's Dan J. Sullivan will be on the ballot for U.S. Senate. What are his policies?

Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican-turned-independent-then-Republican candidate in Petersburg, will appear on Alaska’s U.S. Senate ballot despite an effort to remove him. In June, the Alaska Division of Elections tried to take him off after allegations from Republicans, including Sen. Dan Sullivan’s camp, that he ran dishonestly. Petersburg Sullivan sued, and the Alaska Supreme Court let him stay, though it left the Division of Elections to decide his listing. In the August primary, he’ll appear as “Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.” without a party label; “incumbent” will be shown. He says his priorities include affordable housing, better healthcare access and lowering living costs.