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Graham Platner Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in Maine

Graham Platner won the Democratic Senate nomination in Maine's primary, obtaining 72% of the vote. In his victory speech, he discussed themes of redemption, his commitment to serve the people of Maine, and criticized his Republican opponent, Senator Susan Collins, for her voting record and corporate ties.

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Graham Platner secured the Democratic Senate nomination in Maine's primary on June 10, 2026, receiving 72% of the vote, according to the latest updates. In his victory speech at his campaign headquarters in Blue Hill, Platner discussed themes of redemption and his political aspirations. He acknowledged past mistakes and emphasized his commitment to serve the people of Maine, stating, "I will be a senator for the people who cannot afford to buy a senator." Platner also addressed affordability issues and pledged to stand against wealthy corporations and lobbyists. He criticized his Republican opponent, Senator Susan Collins, for her voting record and alleged alignment with corporate interests. Platner expressed his love for Maine and framed his campaign as a movement for the working class, stating, "This is a movement about us, about the far-too-many, working far-too-hard, and struggling far-too-much, at the hands of the ruling class."

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Platner talks ‘redemption’ and defeating ‘billionaires and greedy corporations’ in victory speech

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Graham Platner Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in Maine

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