Media’s New Democratic Darling In Maine May Fall Flat If Recent History Any Indication
Democrats are optimistic about their candidate Graham Platner's chances against incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine. Platner's campaign has gained momentum by addressing economic issues and criticizing corporate influence. However, historical trends suggest that his success may be uncertain.
- ▪Democrats believe they have a strong candidate in Graham Platner to challenge Senator Susan Collins.
- ▪Platner's campaign focuses on economic discontent and working-class issues.
- ▪The media has shown significant support for Platner's candidacy.
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Analysis Media’s New Democratic Darling In Maine May Fall Flat If Recent History Any Indication ANALYSIS Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images Mary Rooke Commentary and Analysis Writer May 22, 2026 11:58 AM ET May 22, 2026 11:58 AM ET Mary Rooke Commentary and Analysis Writer Font Size: Democrats think they have the perfect candidate to unseat Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins, and the media seems to be on board with their plan. The U.S. Senate race in Maine pits five-term incumbent Sen. Collins against Democratic challenger Graham Platner, a highly scandalous political newcomer. His campaign gained rapid traction through a left-wing populist message focused on economic discontent, working-class issues, and criticism of corporate influence.
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