Sen. Cory Booker says he has concerns about Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner after reports that Platner sent sexually explicit messages to women while married. Booker made the comments on ABC’s “This Week” in response to questions from host Jonathan Karl about whether the revelations could affect Democratic prospects in the Maine race. Multiple outlets report that Booker characterized the situation as something Platner “has questions to answer,” adding that campaigns are expected to address such issues. The underlying allegations described across the coverage center on Platner’s reported extramarital communications, including claims relayed through statements attributed to Platner’s wife and campaign reporting. The reporting also notes that Booker’s remarks came as Democrats faced scrutiny and internal questions about the candidate amid the scandal. While the outlets differ in tone and framing, they all describe Booker acknowledging concern and calling for clarification from Platner, rather than endorsing or dismissing the allegations. The comments do not resolve the dispute, but they place the controversy in the context of the broader electoral campaign.