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In Maine's Senate race, voters weigh opposing views of Susan Collins' power and influence

Outside groups have spent more than $200 million as Democrat Troy Jackson tries to turn Collins’ ties to Trump into a statewide liability.

Summary by Maine Public
Maine's Senate race could turn on a simple question: Are Maine voters angry enough at President Donald Trump that they’ll part with Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the state’s longest serving senator in more than a century?
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The Democratic Party's biggest names have lined up before Troy Jackson, a left-wing candidate taking on Republican Susan Collins, who has helped her Senator seat in the northern state for near 30 years.

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Maine Public broke the news in Lewiston, United States on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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