Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, in the Maine Senate race, is facing fresh allegations from two of his ex-girlfriends who spoke on the record to The New York Times. The women, Lyndsey Fifield and Jenny Racicot, described his behavior as troubling, demeaning and, in some instances, physically intimidating.Former partners of Graham Platner, Lyndsey Fifield and Jenny Racicot, described his behavior as troubling, demeaning and, in some instances, physically intimidating.REUTERS/Amanda Sabga (REUTERS)The report surfaced just days after Platner's past online comments, Kik account and personal information blew up online. Platner has denied or disputed several allegations that have emerged during the campaign including those made by his ex-girlfriends.Fifield and Racicot have identified themselves publicly and described their experiences in detail, which include mentions of physical confrontations. His campaign, however, has pushed back against claims involving physical confrontations.Read more: Graham Platner's disturbing Reddit posts on ‘Latin American hookers’ and ’cheating' in focus amid sexting rowWho is Lyndsey Fifield?Lyndsey Fifield, described in the report as a Virginia conservative, said she dated Platner between 2013 and 2015.According to The New York Times, Fifield disputed Platner's previous claim that he was unaware of the historical significance of the Totenkopf symbol, a skull emblem associated with Nazi Germany. Fifield told the newspaper that Platner had referred to the tattoo as “my Totenkopf” years earlier.She also alleged that during their relationship, Platner sometimes became physically rough, particularly when he consumed alcohol. She, however, emphasized that he never struck or punched her, but she said he grasped her shoulders firmly enough to leave wounds. He apparently pulled her from a cab by her wrist, and on another occasion, twisted her arm behind her back and confined her to a room following an argument.“It hurt,” Fifield told the newspaper. She added, “It didn't cause an injury, it didn't break my arm.”The report also detailed allegations regarding comments Platner allegedly made about dominance and violence. "He [Platner] said this a lot: If anybody ever broke in here, I would rape them," but not in “a sexual way, not in a gay way,” Fifield told the outlet.“He was like, I would rape them to show them that I'm dominant,” she said. Platner also referred to women as “hatchet wounds” during their relationship, according to Fifield.Read more: Does Graham Platner still have an active Kik account? Shocking profile pic surfaces amid sexting rowWho is Jenny Racicot?On the contrary, Jenny Racicot, another former partner, described her relationship with Platner as largely positive but said she was not surprised by controversial comments that surfaced during the campaign.According to the report, Racicot said that after reading some of the remarks attributed to Platner, her reaction was: “That makes sense. This person does not respect women.”Racicot also alleged that Platner arrived at her home intoxicated in 2021 after she had asked him not to visit. While she declined to provide extensive details, she described the incident as “reckless” and “unsettling” and said she ended contact with him shortly afterwards.