Mills reminds Maine voters she’s on ballot amid Platner sexting story

In the midst of controversy surrounding reports of Graham Platner's sexting scandal, Maine Gov. Janet Mills is reminding voters that she remains a candidate in the Democratic Senate primary. Mills clarified that she only suspended her campaign temporarily, not withdrawn completely. This move is crucial as it addresses voter confusion and underscores her commitment to her political ambitions despite the distractions of the ongoing scandal. The situation highlights the challenges politicians face in maintaining public support amidst personal controversies.