If this person is the Democratic Senate candidate for Maine, will they win the 2026 election?

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Graham Platner

Resolves YES if a candidate is the nominee and wins the Senate election, NO if they lose the Senate election, and N/A otherwise.

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Susan Collins voted 96% with trump.

Maine voted for Kamala by 7%. Just repeat Susan Collins 96% with trump over and over. Trump endorsed her. Vance endorsed her. Repeat it and dems will win

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@NathanScott premature 😆

@bens Yeah my comment didn't age well lol

Mr. Platner alienated Democrats- in a primary race. As an independent, in Maine, with strong tradition of election successful for Indies? Sure. However, he is running a general campaign, in a primary: "seeking to topple the Democrat establishment". "Topple" in the primary. No