attended recent coverage noting fresh scrutiny about Graham Platner, Maine candidate for Senate with historic posts drawing attention. campaign defends him amid ongoing scrutiny, as coverage references offensive posts about race, gender, and sexual assault and regret and removal of some content. Latest reporting shows new allegations while Platner refutes the allegations in wake of press attention. The presumptive Democratic nominee in Maine's U.S. Senate race is ahead in the polls as campaign replies the controversy with calibrated messaging. Analysts monitor developments for new developments. Allegations include past treatment of women, to which his campaign offers a defense though questions persist about his platform for the seat.
Graham Platner, Maine's Democratic candidate for Senate, is facing new scrutiny this morning after a New York Times report detailed allegations about his past treatment of women.
abcnews.comThe presumptive Democratic nominee in Maine's U.S. Senate race reportedly joked years ago about an arousing smell of toilet water and a "Hot Rod Cock."
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ground.newsThe name Graham Platner has been trending all weekend after his wife of 3 years posted a video defending her husband. Platner is ahead in the polls, hoping to beat incumbent Maine Senator Susan Collins come November. That win could shift the balance of power in the Senate to Democrats. Platner has admitted to sexting several women early in his marriage and has past Reddit posts about black people and sexual assault victims coming back to haunt his candidacy. See
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