Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) on Monday reminded voters that she’s on the ballot for the Democratic Senate primary in the Pine Tree State as they weigh the fallout from reports of Graham Platner sexting women other than his wife. “People have the impression that I ‘withdrew’ or ‘dropped out,’ but I simply suspended active…
Mills reminds Maine voters she’s on ballot amid Platner sexting story
Originally reported by The Hill
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