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Max Linn cleared for ballot after challenge is withdrawn

Max Linn cleared for ballot after challenge is withdrawn

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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A challenge of an independent candidate for U.S. Senate has been withdrawn, clearing the way for Max Linn to appear on the November ballot.

Linn, a Bar Harbor businessman, is running for Senate in a race where the high-profile candidates are Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins and Democrat Sara Gideon, the speaker of the Maine House.

Former state Sen. Mary Small of Bath, a Republican, challenged the validity of Linn’s nominating petitions. Her attorney notified the secretary of state on Friday that she was withdrawing the challenge.

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