Troy Jackson wins over 90% of delegate slots in Maine Senate race
Why it matters: Jackson is now positioned to claim the Democratic nomination and challenge Susan Collins in a key Senate contest.
Why it matters: Jackson is now positioned to claim the Democratic nomination and challenge Susan Collins in a key Senate contest.
Why it matters: The party’s pick will challenge Sen. Susan Collins in a race that could help decide Senate control.
What’s next: About 600 delegates are set to pick a replacement nominee next weekend after Graham Platner quit the race.
What's next: The party will pick a new nominee at its July 25 convention to take on Sen. Susan Collins in a race tied to Senate control.
Why it matters: Democrats need Maine to help flip the Senate, and party leaders cut off support within hours of the allegation.
Why it matters: Democrats view Maine as a must-win seat in their push to flip four Republican-held seats and retake the Senate.
What's next: Candidates must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: The party set a fast replacement process, with July 15 filing and July 20 signature deadlines for would-be candidates.
What's next: candidates must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures by July 20 to replace him against Sen. Susan Collins.
What's next: hopefuls must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: hopefuls must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: Maine Democrats must name a replacement by July 27 in a race critical to control of the Senate.
What's next: Candidates must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What’s next: contenders must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: Maine Democrats must pick a replacement by July 27 in a race central to their bid to flip the Senate.
What's next: replacement candidates face July 15 and July 20 deadlines as Democrats try to salvage a key seat against Susan Collins.
What's next: The Maine Democratic Party has until July 27 to choose a replacement to face Sen. Susan Collins in November.
What's next: hopefuls must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: Candidates have until July 15 to file and July 20 to submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties.
What's next: Replacement hopefuls face July 15 and July 20 deadlines as Democrats try to salvage a must-win race against Susan Collins.
Why it matters: Democrats need Maine to help flip 4 Republican-held seats and retake the Senate in November.
What's next: hopefuls must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
Why it matters: Democrats view Maine as a must-win seat in their bid to flip four Republican-held Senate seats in November.
What's next: Maine Democrats must pick a replacement by July 27 in a race central to efforts to unseat Susan Collins.
What's new: As assault allegations batter Platner's campaign, Maine Democrats and allied progressives are rallying behind Jackson as a possible replacement.
What's next: candidates must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: Democrats must pick a new nominee by July 27 to challenge Republican Sen. Susan Collins in a pivotal midterm contest.
Why it matters: Democrats see Maine as a must-win seat in their push to flip four Republican-held seats and retake the Senate.
What's next: hopefuls must file by July 15 and submit 500 signatures from at least eight counties by July 20.
What's next: Party leaders have until July 27 to settle on a new challenger to Sen. Susan Collins.
What's new: A woman posted claims about a 2021 relationship, adding to scrutiny days after Platner won the Democratic nomination.
Why it matters: Democrats now head into a key Senate race with a nominee trying to contain fallout from personal scandals.
What's next: Platner now faces Sen. Susan Collins in a race Democrats see as central to winning a Senate majority.
Why it matters: Maine is the only GOP-held Senate seat in a state Kamala Harris carried in 2024, making Susan Collins a top Democratic target.
Why it matters: The contest could help decide control of the Senate, and Platner advances despite weeks of damaging personal controversies.
What's next: Tuesday's Democratic primary will test whether the allegations weaken the party's bid to unseat Susan Collins.
Why it matters: The six-term incumbent now heads toward a general election that could help decide control of the Senate.
Why it matters: Democrats see Susan Collins' seat as pivotal to Senate control, and the claims add pressure on a top pickup target.
What's new: The Rhode Island senator dismissed the latest report as “a lot of nothing” even after multiple allegations surfaced.
What's new: Rep. Madeleine Dean said Platner was no longer fit for office as voters head into Tuesday's Democratic primary.
Why it matters: Democrats see Maine as a key pickup against Susan Collins as primary voting is already underway.
Why it matters: Democrats are defending a vulnerable Senate bid in Maine as control of the chamber is at stake in November.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner’s wife denounced reports on his past explicit text messages as the Democrat faces fresh scrutiny.