Graham Platner is set to make his first public appearance since withdrawing from a senate bid. This appearance will take place at a rally in Ellsworth. Platner's withdrawal from the race occurred in July.
At that time, a former girlfriend had accused him of sexual assault. Platner denied the allegation. Further details about the rally and Platner's plans are available from local news sources, including KTXS.
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