Maine holds primary elections for U.S. Senate and other statewide offices.
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Maine holds primary elections for U.S. Senate and other statewide offices.

Voters in Maine are participating in primary contests on June 9, including a high-stakes U.S. Senate race where Democrat Graham Platner is challenging incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins. Platner's campaign has been marked by recent controversies, while other races include contests for governor and a competitive House seat.

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