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Political reporter @NBCNews. Ex-@businessinsider. email: Allan.Smith@nbcuni.com | smithaka2@protonmail.com
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The (election) losers fighting to replace Graham Platner in Maine

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By Allan Smith Verified, Alexandra Marquez, Matt Dixon Verified
| NBC News Verified
The (election) losers fighting to replace Graham Platner in Maine All the candidates lost or withdrew from Democratic Senate, gubernatorial or congressional primaries this year. Another ran against Sen. Susan Collins in 2014 and lost by 37 points.
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Democratic rising stars who spoke at the party’s 2024 convention keep losing

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By Allan Smith Verified
| Yahoo Verified
When Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow ended her Senate campaign Sunday, it marked the end of a bid for a candidate who entered with considerable fanfare and a national brand, seen by many as a rising star in the party. The organizers of the 2024 Democratic National Convention gave McMorrow a coveted speaking slot to take aim at Project 2025.
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Democratic rising stars who spoke at the party’s 2024 convention keep losing

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By Allan Smith Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 8, 2026, 5:11 AM EDT When Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow ended her Senate campaign Sunday, it marked the end of a bid for a candidate who entered with considerable fanfare and a national brand, seen by many as a rising star in the party. The organizers of the 2024 Democratic National Convention gave McMorrow a coveted speaking slot to take aim at Project 2025.
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