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Maine’s Graham Platner says controversies ‘strenghthen’ Senate bid
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Maine’s Graham Platner says controversies ‘strenghthen’ Senate bid

Last updated: November 3, 2025 6:01 pm
Editorial Board Published November 3, 2025
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Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner insists controversies over his previous on-line remarks and a tattoo that resembled a Nazi image have solely “strengthened” his rebel marketing campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Susan Collins in subsequent 12 months’s midterm elections.

The progressive oysterman says he’s seeing greater and extra enthusiastic crowds for his rebel bid since he admitted previous errors.

WGME through AP; ADL

Senate candidate Graham Platner factors to a cover-up tattoo that had beforehand been a Nazi ‘totenkopf’ cranium picture (inset), throughout an interview on Oct. 22 in Portland, Maine. (WGME through AP; ADL)

Platner is vying with Gov. Janet Mills in a Democratic major to tackle Collins, 72, who is predicted to hunt a sixth time period representing the blue-trending Pine Tree State.

The race is taken into account a must-win for Democrats as they search to retake the Senate, the place Republicans now maintain a 53-47 edge.

He says Democrats ought to welcome supporting individuals like him who’ve accomplished and mentioned issues they remorse, particularly youthful individuals within the web age.

“A lot of Americans also want to have hope that you can change and that you can evolve, and that we can have a society that gives grace and forgiveness to people,” Platner mentioned. “Because if we can’t, if we think that people are just ossified into who they are right now, and can never be something different, then what’s the point?”

Platner burst onto the political scene final summer time with an inspirational life story and a private profile that would assist Democrats regain misplaced floor with white working class voters who’ve shifted to the GOP and fueled the rise of President Trump.

However his bid hit velocity bumps when tales revealed that he had a chest tattoo of a cranium and crossbones that resembled a Nazi image. Platner mentioned he obtained inked throughout a drunken evening out as a Marine in Croatia and just lately had it lined up.

Reporters additionally dug up insensitive racial remarks he made on Reddit, which Platner additionally dismissed as indicators of ignorance from a man who was on the time working as a bartender in predominantly white, rural Maine.

Some polls have proven Platner operating forward of Mills, who could be 78 upon taking workplace if she wins.

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