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Maine Democrats are still replacing Graham Platner after his withdrawal from the U.S. Senate race. A July 25 convention in Bangor will pick the nominee, with Troy Jackson, Shenna Bellows, Nirav Shah, and Jordan Wood in the mix. Delegates are being chosen now, but they are not bound to support any candidate. These developments add uncertainty for Democrats in Maine, since the party is still settling on a nominee. The Senate scramble could indirectly affect broader Democratic momentum, but it does not directly change the House majority market.
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Troy Jackson is expected to win the Maine Democratic nomination to challenge Susan Collins in a Senate race ranked as a toss-up in 2026 midterms.
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