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Maine Senate candidates battle for progressive mantle after Graham Platner’s exit

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By Bridget Bowman Verified
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From left, U.S. Senate candidates Shenna Bellows, Troy Jackson, Dr. Nirav Shah and Jordan Wood before their televised debate in Portland, Maine on Thursday night.Robert F. Bukaty / AP July 16, 2026, 8:54 PM EDT Democrats running for Senate in Maine battled over the progressive lane in their quick-fire nominating process in Thursday night’s debate, the first since Graham Platner ended his campaign and sparked a rush to replace him on the general election ballot. Just a moment.
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Maine Senate candidates sprint to build early edge in delegate race

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By Bridget Bowman Verified
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Former Maine state Sen. Troy Jackson, a Democrat running for governor, speaks at a Fighting Oligarchy event with Graham Platner in Portland on May 25. Sophie Park / Bloomberg via Getty Images file July 16, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT Democrats running for Senate in Maine are in an all-out sprint to build an early advantage in their abbreviated race for the party nomination, and the first big tests are coming this weekend. Just a moment. We are getting your experience ready.
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Poll: Americans are willing to bridge political divides at July Fourth parties, over dinner and more

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Poll: Americans are willing to bridge political divides at July Fourth parties, over dinner and more But they’re sharply divided over whether they would be willing to marry or live with partners with whom they strongly disagree politically.
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