Could 'Decoy Dan Sullivan' ballot scheme lead to federal criminal charges? Legal expert weighs in

Article III Project attorney Will Chamberlain explains how an alleged effort to confuse Alaska voters by recruiting a second candidate named Dan Sullivan could violate federal conspiracy-against-rights law.

Article III Project attorney Will Chamberlain explains how an alleged effort to confuse Alaska voters by recruiting a second candidate named Dan Sullivan could violate federal conspiracy-against-rights law, potentially exposing those involved to felony charges carrying up to 10 years in prison.