2026-06-08
14 分钟Good morning.
Democrats are hoping to win a crucial Senate seat in Maine this November,
but days from the primary election, their frontrunner is facing mounting controversies.
If the allegations are true, they are disturbing.
At the end of the day, though, Maine voters are going to decide this.
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He's the favorite to become the Democratic candidate for Maine's all-important Senate race
as the party tries to win back a majority in Congress.
But now Graham Plattner is facing a string of misconduct allegations
that could cast a shadow over tomorrow's primary election results.
The latest came last Thursday.
The New York Times published claims by several women who dated Plattner.
They said he could be demeaning to women and, in at least one case, was physically threatening.
Plattner has acknowledged that he was a, quote, "far from perfect boyfriend,"
but his campaign strongly disputed any claims of physical intimidation.