Summary
Graham Platner, a candidate for the Maine Senate, raised $4.7 million despite controversies over a tattoo and social media posts linked to Nazi symbols. Platner is in a competitive race to become the Democratic nominee against Republican Senator Susan Collins, who is seeking her fifth term.
Key Facts
- Graham Platner raised $4.7 million in the last quarter.
- Platner's campaign is endorsed by Bernie Sanders.
- Controversies surrounding Platner involve a Nazi-linked tattoo and social media posts.
- Platner has apologized for the posts and covered the tattoo.
- He aims to become the Democratic nominee to challenge Senator Susan Collins.
- A Super PAC called Pine Tree Results raised $5 million to support Collins.
- Maine is considered a key battleground by Democrats, but the party is divided.
- Recent polls show varied results for Platner's standing in the race.
