Maine hopefuls jump into Senate race after Platner exit
Summary
Several Democrats in Maine have started running for the U.S. Senate after candidate Graham Platner stopped his campaign due to sexual misconduct accusations, which he denies. Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson and Dan Kleban, co-founder of Maine Beer Company, are among those entering the race.Key Facts
- Graham Platner suspended his Senate campaign because of sexual misconduct and assault allegations.
- Platner denies the accusations against him.
- Troy Jackson, former Maine Senate President, announced his Senate run soon after.
- Dan Kleban, co-founder of Maine Beer Company, also joined the Senate race.
- The race is for a U.S. Senate seat representing Maine.
- Multiple Democrats are now competing in the race following Platner’s exit.
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