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As Maine Democrats scramble to replace Platner, party director says the 'grassroots energy … needs to find a home'

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Jay O'Brien, Arthur Jones II, Eric Fayeulle, Oren Oppenheim, Hannah Demissie, Jared Kofsky
As Maine Democrats scramble to replace Platner, party director says the 'grassroots energy … needs to find a home'
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The Maine Democratic Party is rushing to select a new Senate candidate following the withdrawal of Graham Platner amid sexual assault allegations. Party officials are organizing a convention to ensure a transparent replacement process before the July 27 deadline.

As the Maine Democratic Party scrambles to recover from the collapsed Senate campaign of Graham Platner , at the state party headquarters the phone hasn’t stopped ringing for 31-year-old Executive Director Devon Murphy-Anderson and her small team -- along with a growing army of unpaid volunteers.

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As Maine Democrats scramble to replace Platner, party director says the 'grassroots energy … needs to find a home' — Headlinne — headlinne