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Wasilla, Alaska — Former Republican state lawmaker David Eastman says FBI agents interviewed him about an alleged political recruitment operation involving Alaska's 2026 Senate election. Eastman told Fox News that a man he later identified as Democratic operative Jerid Kurtz approached him in April, pretending to represent conservative donors and encouraging him to run for the U.S. Senate.
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