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Platner’s anti-corporate crusade hits awkward snag as receipts tell another story
Graham Platner, a Maine Senate candidate, faces scrutiny for accepting over $30,000 from lobbyists and executives at major corporations while campaigning against big tech, pharmaceuticals, banks, and defense contractors. Despite pledging to reject contributions over $200 from healthcare industry lobbyists, Platner received $1,000 donations from lobbyists representing AbbVie, Novartis, and Moderna prior to making the pledge.
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