Platner has until July 13 to end his campaign, which would give the state party until July 27 to name a replacement.

Under Maine law, Platner has just one week — until next Monday — to remove his name from the ballot.

Platner is facing renewed pressure to drop out of the race before a Monday deadline to replace him on the ballot after he was accused of sexual assault. He denies the allegation.

Platner has until July 13 to withdraw his bid to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), which would give the state party until July 27 to select a new nominee.