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Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic primary for US Senate seat

Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic primary for US Senate seat
Financial Times Wednesday 10 June 2026, 01:42 UTC 1 min read
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Controversial candidate shrugged off misconduct allegations and will face Republican Susan Collins in November’s election

Controversial candidate shrugged off misconduct allegations and will face Republican Susan Collins in November’s election
Graham Platner (PERSON) Maine (LOCATION) Democratic (ORG) US Senate (ORG) Republican (ORG) Susan Collins (PERSON)
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