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Topic: Graham Platner

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Monday, 6/29, 08:48 AM

Poll: Platner Holds a Slim Lead Over Collins in a Maine Senate Race That Could Tip the Chamber

A new New York Times/Siena College poll is the latest survey to show Democrat Graham Platner narrowly ahead of four-term Republican Sen.
Susan Collins in Maine — adding to a run of polls that have found the longtime incumbent trailing in one of 2026's most pivotal races.

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