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Graham Platner said he did not harm an ex-girlfriend and will continue his Senate campaign. He described his conduct after military service as not the best behavior.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewGraham Platner stated he did not hurt an ex-girlfriend and will remain in the Senate race. The statement followed reporting on his treatment of women he had dated. In an interview, Platner acknowledged "not exactly acting with the best behavior" after his military service.
Platner addressed the allegations directly and rejected claims of physical harm. He said the conduct occurred after his time in the military. The candidate did not indicate any plans to withdraw from the race.
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