Maine Governor Janet Mills stated in an interview with a local news outlet that she remains a candidate for the Senate. This statement follows allegations against Graham Platner, who is expected to be the Democratic nominee, regarding the sending of sexually explicit texts to women outside of his marriage.
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Gov. Janet Mills Affirms Senate Candidacy Amid Allegations Against Democratic Nominee
Governor Janet Mills confirmed her candidacy for the Senate in Maine during a local news interview. Her comments came in response to allegations against Graham Platner, the likely Democratic nominee, concerning inappropriate text messages sent to women.
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