Democrats in Maine gather to replace Graham Platner in the race against Susan Collins
Politics Democrats in Maine gather to replace Graham Platner in the race against Susan Collins July 25, 20265:00 AM ET Elena Moore Maine Democrats will gather Saturday to name a new nominee in the race for U.S. Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is seen as the front-runner. Above, Jackson speaks at a rally organized by local unions on May 1 in Portland, Maine.
- ▪Politics Democrats in Maine gather to replace Graham Platner in the race against Susan Collins July 25, 20265:00 AM ET Elena Moore Maine Democrats will gather Saturday to name a new nominee in the race for U.S.
- ▪Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is seen as the front-runner.
- ▪Above, Jackson speaks at a rally organized by local unions on May 1 in Portland, Maine.
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Politics Democrats in Maine gather to replace Graham Platner in the race against Susan Collins July 25, 20265:00 AM ET Elena Moore Maine Democrats will gather Saturday to name a new nominee in the race for U.S. Senate. Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is seen as the front-runner. Above, Jackson speaks at a rally organized by local unions on May 1 in Portland, Maine. Graeme Sloan/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Graeme Sloan/Getty Images Democrats are gathering in Bangor, Maine, on Saturday to formally nominate a new candidate for U.S. Senate, as the party looks to move past the scandal-plagued campaign of Graham Platner and refocus its sights on unseating longtime Republican incumbent Susan Collins. It's a Senate matchup with far-reaching political implications.
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