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WSJ Reporter Explains How Graham Platner’s Maine Senate Bid Collapsed

Graham Platner has suspended his campaign for Senate in Maine after he was accused of sexual assault, a claim he denies. WSJ’s Aaron Zitner explains how his controversial campaign fell apart, and what comes next for the key midterm election.
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