What we know – and don’t – about how Maine Democrats will replace Graham Platner
The party has until July 27 to replace Platner in the key battleground Senate race.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is in the hot seat for his previous support of Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner, with some Democrats arguing the Vermont independent helped elevate a deeply flawed candidate in a must-win race. Criticism mounted this week as party voices dinged Sanders’s judgment and the broader influence of the liberal wing in…
The party has until July 27 to replace Platner in the key battleground Senate race.
Democrats have until 27 July to pick a new candidate to face Susan Collins in November – here are the options so farA month after he won Maine’s Democratic primary, Graham Platner, the oyster farmer turned insurgent candidate has suspended his campaign after being accused by a former girlfriend of severely sexually assaulting her in 2021 – an allegation he…
Progressive Maine Senate Candidate Jordan Wood (D) joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss the sprint to replace Graham Platner, saying the “movement is so much bigger than one person.”
Maine is a key state in the Democratic Party's plan to win back the U.S. Senate. But that plan is in trouble as the state's Democrats are scrambling to replace nominee Graham Platner, who is not going quietly.
The decision came days after a woman accused him of sexual assault, an accusation he says is "categorically false".
The left is so desperate to replace accused rapist Graham Platner with a “working-class hero” to fill the void that Bernie Sanders and the progressive wing have thrown their support behind an Allagash logger – despite his decidedly un-socialist past.
Maine Democrat Graham Platner’s withdrawal from the race for a US Senate seat unleashed a scramble by a handful of candidates who have little time to build support ahead of a convention the party is planning before a July 27 deadline to confirm a name on the ballot.