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Why many Democrats say they’re voting for Platner despite sexting controversy Voters in Maine expressed dismay at the latest revelations to engulf the campaign of Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner, but few said the news would change their vote.
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Why many Democrats say they’re voting for Platner despite sexting controversy Voters in Maine expressed dismay at the latest revelations to engulf the campaign of Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner, but few said the news would change their vote.
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The clearest point to anchor on is this: Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner claims that Collins profited from stock purchases while in office.
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