LOADINGERROR LOADINGBAR HARBOR, Maine (AP) — Graham Platner, the insurgent Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine, defiantly declared Friday that voters would stand by him despite a steady drumbeat of reports about his history with women.Speaking to a crowd of hundreds in a coastal resort town, with Tuesday’s primary around the corner, the first-time candidate pitched himself as a man with an imperfect past who remains Democrats’ best chance to oust Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November.Advertisement “When politically motivated, serious and false accusations are made against me, Maine, you have my back,” Platner said. “The state of Maine...