Graham Platner and Jordan Wood are vying for the vacant nomination in the Maine Democratic Party primary.
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Updated Jul 20
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What happened
Graham Platner and Jordan Wood are vying for the vacant nomination in the Maine Democratic Party primary.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Graham Platner, Jordan Wood, and Ashley Webb are all candidates in the Maine Democratic primary, participating in a debate.Sub-event
- Political fallout from Graham Platner's campaign allegations.Sub-event
Platner dropped out of the Senate race, while Wood tours Maine for nomination.1 source
- Graham Platner was selected as the nominee in Maine following a nomination swap influenced by Joe Biden's political issues.Sub-event
Vying for nomination due to withdrawal and candidacy announcement.1 source
Started managing the nomination process for the candidate on July 8th.1 source
A primary race is underway for the vacant nomination within the Maine Democratic Party.1 source
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The entities involved
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Graham Platner
American oyster farmer, harbormaster, and political candidate
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Jordan Wood
college basketball player (2020–2025) Howard; Tulane; Stetson
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Maine Democratic Party
Maine branch of the Democratic Party, US
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Related events
- Following Graham Platner's withdrawal, the political fallout has led to a Senate showdown involving his replacement, Susan Collins, and Donald Trump's political status.
- Graham Platner was involved in a U.S. Senate race in Oklahoma.
- Graham Platner formally seeks to face Susan Collins in the general election.
- Graham Platner seeks to replace longtime Republican Senator Collins, gaining the endorsement of Chuck Schumer to achieve a Senate majority.
- Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner faced misconduct allegations published by the New York Times.