AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaine Politics: Graham Platner’s Democratic U.S. Senate campaign keeps spiraling as his wife, Amy Gertner, released a video calling the latest coverage “gossip” and saying she’s “really angry” and “deeply hurt” after reports she warned campaign staff about his alleged sexually explicit texts with other women. Ballot Math: The controversy is now sparking talk about a little-known Maine law that could let Democrats replace a nominee after a primary win if the candidate withdraws—potentially leaving only about two weeks to pick a replacement. New Detail: A separate report says Platner used a Kik account with a shirtless, towel-wrapped profile tied to his handles, adding fuel to criticism of his candidacy. Local Roads: MaineDOT starts Joshua Chamberlain Bridge preservation work June 1; from June 8 traffic shifts to one lane westbound, with eastbound detours, and one sidewalk staying open. Immigration & Kids: A story highlights children held in ICE detention, underscoring ongoing concerns about conditions for minors. Weather: Frost advisories are in effect in parts of Maine, with scattered storms possible Sunday.
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