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If Graham Platner drops out of the race for US Senate, here's what happens next

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Early and steadfast supporters of Platner, including Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have called for him to drop out.

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  1. Politico

    Tracker: Where Senate Democrats stand on Graham Platner’s campaign (opens Politico)

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    As of early afternoon Tuesday, 31 Democratic senators said that he should drop out of the race, according to this POLITICO tracker.

  2. HuffPost

    The Growing List Of Democrats Calling For Graham Platner To Exit The Race (opens HuffPost)

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    “It’s time for Graham Platner to drop out and allow for someone else to be nominated,” said Sen. Mark Kelly.

  3. WHAS Louisville

    If Graham Platner drops out of the race for US Senate, here's what happens next (opens WHAS Louisville)

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    WHAS Louisville's feed description

    Early and steadfast supporters of Platner, including Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have called for him to drop out.

  4. Maine Public

    Graham Platner drops out of U.S. Senate race, opening narrow path to replace him (opens Maine Public)

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    Maine Public's feed description

    Graham Platner's exit from the race comes just days before a statutory deadline allowing the Maine Democratic Party to replace him by July 27. So far, party leaders aren't saying how that process is going to work.

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