BLAZER PROPHET
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Assuming Stevens is re-elected after the absentee ballots are counted, it's unlikely he will serve. First, he'll in prison (where he belongs). Second, even if he delays that and returns to DC, he'll be kicked out.
By law, the Governor of Alaska can name a temporary replacement. A special election then must take place. I'm not sure what the timeframe is for the special election, but the "temp" would be a sort of ad hoc incumbent.
By law, the Governor of Alaska can name a temporary replacement. A special election then must take place. I'm not sure what the timeframe is for the special election, but the "temp" would be a sort of ad hoc incumbent.