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Senate Republicans are targeting Graham Platner's progressive record and connections to figures like Bernie Sanders and AOC as the Maine Democratic primary concludes, intensifying the Senate race.
Senator Chris Van Hollen defended Senate candidate Graham Platner's Nazi-linked tattoo and past comments, arguing that his PTSD warrants a second chance in politics.
Far-left Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner has drawn criticism for advocating for greater U.S.-China cooperation in the fight against climate change.
The US Senate race in Maine, featuring Governor Janet Mills and political newcomer Graham Platner, showcases contrasting campaign styles and rhetoric, underscoring broader tensions within the Democratic Party.
Maine U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, a Democrat, issued an apology for using the 'R-word' during a recent interview where he addressed a controversy surrounding his tattoos.
Democratic leaders are concerned that Minority Leader Charles Schumer's chosen candidate in Maine, Graham Platner, could imperil their chances of gaining Senate control, despite attacks from the state's Democratic governor.
Maine Democrats are divided on the best strategy to defeat Senator Susan Collins, with Governor Janet Mills arguing that rival Graham Platner's past offensive online remarks could be a liability, while Platner asserts he is the safer choice amidst anti-establishment sentiment.
Controversial Democrat Graham Platner continues to garner interest from Mainers by addressing their frustrations, despite his past.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner attributed old Reddit posts concerning sexual assault to trauma from his combat deployments, as he faces attack ads from Governor Janet Mills.
Following near-record retirements, Illinois voters have elected a new generation of Democrats to the House and Senate, with results coming in after primary elections held amidst cold weather.
Ruben Gallego has publicly endorsed Graham Platner's bid for a Senate seat in Maine.
Janel Mills has withdrawn from the Maine Senate race, leading to significant shifts and controversy within the Democratic primary. Following her exit, Graham Platner, who became a frontrunner, subsequently pulled out of all primary debates amidst scrutiny.
Maine Governor Janet Mills has suspended her campaign for the U.S. Senate, citing a lack of campaign funds. Her withdrawal leaves Graham Platner as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
Senator Elizabeth Warren faced questioning regarding her previous comment describing controversial Senate candidate Graham Platner as 'her kind of man.' The confrontation highlighted scrutiny over her endorsement or perceived support for Platner.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has publicly endorsed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, who has faced controversies regarding a Nazi tattoo and Reddit posts, ahead of the June Democratic primary.
Progressive Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing significant backlash after resurfaced Reddit comments from 2014 showed him praising Hamas tactics during a raid on Israelis.
Graham Platner is employing unconventional methods, including trivia games and happy hours, to energize and power his campaign for the Maine Senate.
Maine Democrat Graham Platner is reportedly attracting voters who are unified by their dissatisfaction with current issues, indicating a growing momentum for his campaign.
Democratic Governor Janet Mills and combat veteran Graham Platner are engaged in an expensive proxy battle within their party for the US Senate primary in Maine, both hoping to unseat Senator Collins.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has endorsed Maine Democrat Graham Platner despite his Nazi-linked tattoo, a move that follows her previous questioning of Pete Hegseth over his Christian tattoos.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner has changed his stance on a controversial tattoo. He now states he no longer apologizes for the symbol, which resembled a Nazi emblem. Platner claims Jewish leaders understood his explanation after he shared his story. He previously said he got the tattoo in Croatia while inebriated and did not know its Nazi connection.
Graham Platner has secured a second U.S. senator endorsement in the crucial Maine race, where he faces Democratic opponent Gov. Janet Mills, who is backed by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
The White House has stated that the conflict with Iran is 'terminated,' reportedly to bypass congressional authorization, even as Iran presents new plans for a resolution.
Jon Stewart expressed strong criticism of the current Democratic leadership, stating they are 'lost,' during an interview that also mentioned Graham Platner's campaign against Senator Susan Collins.
Democratic frontrunner Graham Platner has stated he would push to subpoena White House officials and seek the impeachment of Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito if elected.
Maine Democrat Graham Platner issued an apology for using the derogatory "R-word" during an interview concerning a tattoo scandal.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner defended his past Nazi tattoo and controversial posts, attributing them to military culture, which has drawn significant backlash from Republican veterans.
Maine Governor Janet Mills is now advocating for a millionaires tax in her state, a shift from her previous stance on similar tax hikes, as she campaigns against Graham Platner in the Senate primary.
In Maine, older women are expected to play a crucial role in the Democratic primary for the Senate, with many reportedly preferring the younger candidate, Graham Platner, over Governor Janet Mills to challenge Senator Susan Collins.
Sullivan Harbor Baptist Church has issued a demand to Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner, insisting he immediately remove the church's image from his 30-second campaign advertisement. The church stated it wants no association with Platner's campaign.
Elizabeth Warren endorses Graham Platner in Maine's Democratic Senate primary against Gov. Janet Mills, backing the outsider ahead of June showdown.
Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner suggested opposition to transgender athletes in female sports stems from an "out-of-state" billionaire agenda.
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece features Graham Platner, focusing on his life and work as an oysterman.