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The Latest Graham Platner Scandal Could Be His Undoing
The Latest Graham Platner Scandal Could Be His Undoing
Graham Platner built his Senate campaign on a carefully curated image: the decorated veteran, the Maine oyster farmer, the working-class progressive who talks straight and fights for the little guy.
Despite a slew of scandals, including a Nazi-linked tattoo and many extremely problematic Reddit posts, Maine Democrats handed him the keys to one of their most coveted 2026 targets: the Senate seat held by incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
Gov. Janet Mills, who ran against Platner in the Democratic primary, launched attack...
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