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Maine Senate Race Heats Up as Trump Attacks Platner

Maine Senate Race Heats Up as Trump Attacks Platner
New York Times Wednesday 10 June 2026, 21:37 UTC By Lisa Lerer and Bayliss Wagner 1 min read
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Graham Platner and Senator Susan Collins are beginning what is expected to be a hugely expensive and contentious general election in Maine.

Graham Platner and Senator Susan Collins are beginning what is expected to be a hugely expensive and contentious general election in Maine.
Maine Senate Race Heats (ORG) Platner Graham Platner (PERSON) Susan Collins (PERSON) Maine (LOCATION)
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