Jessica Piper is a Reporter at POLITICO. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, public policy, and technology policy, while also exploring cultural and societal themes. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WGME CBS13, Yahoo News, and E&E News, among others.
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The oysterman maintains a strong base of support, but his scandals have left a bad taste with some Democratic and independent voters.
By: Jessica Piper
Some Maine Democrats are wavering on Graham PlatnerThe oysterman maintains a strong base of support, but his scandals have left a bad taste with some Democratic and independent voters.Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner looks through the........©
The scandal-plagued oysterman was the only serious Democratic Senate candidate left on the ballot.
By: Jessica Piper, William Steakin, Samuel Benson
Democrats largely lined up behind their new Maine Senate nominee on Tuesday, while Republicans were quick to launch their attacks.
By: William Steakin, Jessica Piper, Lisa Kashinsky, Calen Razor, Andrew Howard
Even as progressives and party leaders rally around the Maine Democrat, senators like Catherine Cortez Masto and Mark Kelly are wary.
A POLITICO analysis found more than $48 million has been spent on House and Senate primaries by super PACs that have not yet revealed their donors.
By: Andrew Howard, Jessica Piper
Super PACs that don’t disclose donors until after voters cast ballots have spent $48 million on House and Senate primaries so far this cycle.
By: Jessica Piper
The seat has become a priority target for both parties following Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s decision not to run for reelection.
By: Jessica Piper
Both emerged from the state’s ranked choice voting process early Friday morning.
Two shadowy groups, Lead Left and Real Change, received all their funds from a super PAC that also supports Republicans.
