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Despite new allegations, Maine’s Platner predicts voters will send him to Senate
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner denies allegations of physical intimidation, claiming his past has been 'weaponized' as a New York Times report details accounts from three former partners. He addressed the controversies in a speech in Bar Harbor ahead of Maine's party primary.
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