Second Democrat drops out of Maine primary

Nirav Shah, Maine's former CDC Director, announced his withdrawal from the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate on Sunday, just one day after making his case to delegates in Augusta. Shah entered the race weeks ago, motivated by his opposition to incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins potentially winning a sixth term without a strong challenge. His departure marks the second Democrat to exit the primary, narrowing the field of candidates seeking to unseat Collins in the 2024 election cycle. The article highlights the ongoing dynamics in Maine's Senate race, where Democrats are working to consolidate support against the long-serving Republican.

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