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  1. Graham Platner is running against Collins for the Maine Senate seat, with support from Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand.

Under pressure from calls for withdrawal by both Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer, Graham Platner faces a critical juncture in his competitive race against Collins.

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Under pressure from calls for withdrawal by both Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer, Graham Platner faces a critical juncture in his competitive race against Collins.

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  1. Under pressure from the political establishment, Graham Platner suspended his campaign against Susan Collins on July 1, following the party's withdrawal of support.Sub-event
  2. Graham Platner is facing pressure from top Democrats regarding the viability of his campaign.Sub-event
  3. Elizabeth Warren advised Graham Platner to step aside from the race after he faced pressure from Democratic leadership regarding allegations.Sub-event
  4. Platner faces withdrawal of support from political leaders amid sexual assault allegations.1 source
  5. Under pressure from calls for withdrawal by both Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer, Graham Platner faces a critical juncture in his competitive race against Collins.1 source

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