Is the Alaska candidate actually missing? The President’s post says so, but it offers no record that Danial J. Sullivan, Jr. is missing. The only source for the claim is the President’s own Truth Social post of November 3, 2026, which calls Sullivan “FAKE” and “MISSING IN ACTION.” If you vote in Alaska, you deserve an answer you can check yourself, and the post itself is the place to start.
What the post says
The President’s Truth Social post reads, in part: “FAKE ALASKA CANDIDATE DANIAL J. SULLIVAN, JR., IS MISSING IN ACTION! HE HAS TOTALLY DISAPPEARED, GONE! NOBODY HAS BEEN ABLE TO FIND HIM. MAYBE HE HAS BEEN “KIDNAPPED” BY THE CORRUPT DUMOCRAT LAWYERS??? THEY ARE SCARED STIFF OF BEING PROSECUTED FOR ELECTION FRAUD!!! PRESIDENT DJT”
The post claims three things: that the candidate is missing, that he may have been “KIDNAPPED” by the “CORRUPT DUMOCRAT LAWYERS,” and that those lawyers are “SCARED STIFF OF BEING PROSECUTED FOR ELECTION FRAUD.” The post spells the name “DANIAL J. SULLIVAN, JR.,” so use that spelling when you search for records.
The post offers no record
Nothing attached to the post is a court order, a criminal charge or an election notice. The post offers no record that Sullivan is missing, that he was kidnapped, or that any lawyer or party committed election fraud. Those are the President’s statements, and they are not proof.
What this means for Alaska voters
If you are voting in Alaska, the state’s election office holds the official candidate list. A social media post is not that list.
For the broader pattern of this President’s Truth Social posts, see our trump truth social claims timeline of the two-year record.
What is still pending
Nothing in the post starts a court case, an investigation or a ballot change. If any of that happens, it will show up in a court filing or an official notice from the state’s election office.
For a separate race, see our Virginia early-voting timeline.
Before you share it
- Read the full post at the link above; it is short and shows the exact wording.
- The Alaska election office has the official candidate list.
- Look for a court filing or official notice before you treat “missing,” “kidnapped” or “election fraud” as established.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
