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Democratic senator faces calls to exit Maine Senate race after allegation
A Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine is under pressure to withdraw following a sexual assault allegation. Party officials have until 13 July to replace the candidate on the ballot.
Jul 7, 1:38 PM·1m read6 sources
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A Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate seat in Maine is facing growing calls to end his campaign after a sexual assault allegation surfaced. The candidate must withdraw by 13 July for party officials to select a replacement on the November ballot.
Background on the race The seat is currently held by a Republican incumbent.
Replacement process State party rules require the candidate to step aside by the July deadline for another nominee to be placed on the ballot. Officials have not announced a replacement process or timeline beyond the cutoff date.
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