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The Senate Primary campaign in Maine was held this week.
Andrea De Leon, reporter
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Two newspapers reported that candidate Hathaway had been investigated for allegedly having sex with an underage girl a week before the primary.
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Candidate Susan Collins won the primary with more than 50-percent of the vote.
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- Andrea De Leon (Ahn-DRAY-uh DAY-LAY-OWN) reports on the Senate Primary campaign in Maine, which was held this week. Republicans in the state cast ballots for Susan Collins, John Hathaway, and Bob Monks - who were fighting for the seat being vacated by retiring U.S. Senator William Cohen. Many people in Maine considered the campaign to be one of the nastiest in the state's history. A week before the primary, two newspapers reported that candidate Hathaway had been investigated for allegedly having sex with an underage girl. Hathaway accused candidate Bob Monk of leaking the story to the press. Candidate Susan Collins - who stayed out of the dispute - won the primary with more than 50-percent of the vote.
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