Graham Platner's campaign reported expenditures of approximately $2.3 million after he withdrew from the Maine Senate race on July 8. The funds primarily covered severance payments to his wife and staff, while no contributions were made to his successor, Troy Jackson, or the Maine Democratic Party. By the end of September, the campaign had $98,964 left, with options for its future use still available to Platner.
Key facts
- Platner's campaign spent $2.3 million after his exit on July 8.
- Amy Gertner received the largest severance payment of $20,246.
- The campaign had $98,964 remaining as of September 30.
- No contributions were made to the Maine Democratic Party.
- Platner raised over $21 million during his campaign.
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