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Democrats struggle to back Maine primary winner amid party divisions

Democrats are facing challenges in Maine's 2nd congressional district as their preferred nominee lost the primary election. The House Democrats' campaign arm and main super PAC are hesitant to fully commit to supporting the winning progressive candidate, Matt Dunlap, who defeated a centrist opponent. This situation adds to existing difficulties for the party, particularly concerning another Senate nominee, Graham Platner. The district, which leans Republican, is seen as a key pickup opportunity for the GOP, and the Democratic leadership's lukewarm support for Dunlap raises questions about their commitment to holding the seat. AI

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Democrats struggle to back Maine primary winner amid party divisions

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  1. Axios Technology TIER_1 English(EN) · Andrew Solender ·

    Democrats are struggling with a growing mess in Maine

    <p>House Democrats' campaign arm and main super PAC are stopping short of saying they will pull out all the stops to hold onto Maine's lone swing district after failing to get their preferred nominee.</p><p><strong>Why it matters: </strong>This new headache comes as Democratic le…