Maine Senate candidates sprint to build early edge in delegate race

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Democratic candidates are pushing grassroots networks to attend county party events this weekend, hoping their supporters become delegates at the July 25 nominating convention.
Troy Jackson speaking at a lectern with a sign reading FIGHT OLIGARCHY.
Former Maine state Sen. Troy Jackson, a Democrat running for governor, speaks at a Fighting Oligarchy event with Graham Platner in Portland on May 25. Sophie Park / Bloomberg via Getty Images file

Democrats running for Senate in Maine are in an all-out sprint to build an early advantage in their abbreviated race for the party nomination, and the first big tests are coming this weekend.

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