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The Democratic Party in Maine can replace Graham Platner on the Senate ballot if he wins the primary and withdraws by July 13. Platner faces controversy over personal issues, including sexual texts and a Nazi symbol tattoo, but has endorsements from prominent Democrats and currently leads in polling against incumbent Senator Susan Collins.
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The Democratic Party in Maine can replace Graham Platner on the Senate ballot if he wins the primary and withdraws by July 13. Platner faces controversy over personal issues, including sexual texts and a Nazi symbol tattoo, but has endorsements from prominent Democrats and currently leads in polling against incumbent Senator Susan Collins.
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