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‘Decoy Dan’ Exposes Democrats’ Bogus Excuses For Opposing SAVE Act

If Americans can learn one thing from the Decoy Dan debacle, it’s that Democrats don’t actually care about making voting easier — they just care about maximizing their chances at winning.

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Democrats spent months loudly insisting that asking voters to prove their citizenship and identity would make voting too difficult. But they have watched silently as fellow Democrats allegedly launched a scheme to confuse voters by making them decide between two candidates named Dan Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race.

The campaign for Democrat candidate for Senate Mary Peltola reportedly spent months working alongside party leaders to recruit a decoy Dan Sullivan — running as a Republican — to go up against Alaska’s incumbent Republican senator also named Dan Sullivan. The scheme was reportedly designed to deceive voters and siphon votes away from the incumbent Sullivan so that Peltola had an easier chance of winning.

According to reporting by The New York Times, the effort was known as the “ballot composition project” and sought to exploit voters’ confusion. Peltola’s campaign has denied recruiting decoy candidates.

But the reported scheme makes Democrats’ justifications for opposing the SAVE America Act curious to say the least. If making voting easier is Democrats’ priority — as they repeatedly argue in opposing the SAVE Act — then why is the party deliberately making it harder for voters to identify their preferred candidate?

For months Democrats have portrayed proof of citizenship as an obstacle Americans should not have to navigate, since in their eyes it would make voting harder.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer claimed in February of 2026 that the SAVE Act — which would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID to vote — would make it “harder for eligible people to vote, particularly low income Americans and people of color.”

Schumer accused Republicans of trying........

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