Graham Platner thinks Democratic voters will overlook his past to support a new type of candidate
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Graham Platner's campaign for U.S. Senate took some early hits because of his online history and a tattoo he now regrets, but he's staying in the race for the long haul. His campaign is taking place at a time when Democrats are in need of new candidates who inspire young voters.
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Graham Platner's campaign for U.S. Senate took some early hits because of his online history and a tattoo he now regrets, but he's staying in the race for the long haul. His campaign is taking place at a time when Democrats are in need of new candidates who inspire young voters.
ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP) — In another world, revelations of problematic social media posts, a tattoo closely resembling a Nazi symbol and a sudden turnover in
Graham Platner's campaign for U.S. Senate took some early hits because of his online history and a tattoo he now regrets, but he's staying in the race for the long haul.
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