Maine Democrats are in the process of selecting a new Senate candidate following the withdrawal of Graham Platner, who won last month's primary. Platner announced his decision to step down due to new allegations of sexual assault. The party has 18 days to nominate a replacement to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins.
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Maine Democrats seek new Senate candidate after Platner withdraws
Maine Democrats are looking for a new Senate candidate after Graham Platner withdrew from the race amid allegations of sexual assault. The party has a limited timeframe of 18 days to select a replacement nominee to face incumbent Senator Susan Collins.
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