Maine Democrats are looking to replace Graham Platner on the November ballot for Senate since he was accused by a former partner of sexually assaulting her while he was drunk.
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July 10 (UPI) -- Maine Democrats are hoping to convene by the end of July to find a Senate nominee to replace Graham Platner, it was reported on Friday.
Party leadership has been scrambling to replace Platner since he was accused by a former partner of sexually assaulting her while he was drunk.
Platner dropped out of the race on Wednesday under intense pressure from politicians and groups that had previously endorsed him.
