Maine Gov. Mills drops Democratic US Senate bid against Platner, lamenting a lack of campaign funds

AP News·Apr 30

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Maine Governor Janet Mills has dropped her bid for the US Senate, citing a lack of campaign funds. Meanwhile, there are calls for her potential opponent, Graham Platner, to drop out of the Senate race, with some Democrats planning a convention to potentially replace him. It is unclear what will happen next in the Senate race, with some figures calling for Platner to end his bid amid troubles.

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