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Graham Platner Lays Out the Agenda of a Democrat-Controlled Senate

Platner said he wants a Senate to subpoena Trump administration officials repeatedly if Democrats control the chamber.

Graham Platner Lays Out the Agenda of a Democrat-Controlled Senate
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The article says Janet Mills ended her Senate campaign, leaving Graham Platner as the Democratic nominee, and focuses on his stated plan for a Democrat-controlled Senate to use subpoenas and hearings against the Trump administration.

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Maine Senate candidate who described his intended approach to a Democrat-controlled Senate

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Janet Mills Ends Senate Campaign as Graham Platner Emerges as Front-Runner

Janet Mills ended her Senate campaign, citing a lack of funds, leaving Graham Platner the expected Democratic front-runner against Susan Collins. Left-leaning outlets cast Platner’s rise as a test of progressive strength and a challenge to party leaders who backed Mills. Center outlets mostly track the race’s reshaping, with some noting broader tensions between party leaders and anti-establishment Democrats. Right-leaning outlets foreground scrutiny of Platner’s tattoo and past remarks, with some portraying Mills’s exit as a setback for Democratic leaders.

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