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More tribal leaders step into Maine’s fraught Senate race

Tribal leaders backed opposing candidates as Collins won support from two Passamaquoddy chiefs and Jackson gained his first Senate endorsement from the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians.

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A second Passamaquoddy chief is backing Collins, while the first faces backlash over what the community has criticized as an unauthorized endorsement.

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More tribal leaders step into Maine’s fraught Senate race

A second Passamaquoddy chief is backing Collins, while the first faces backlash over what the community has criticized as an unauthorized endorsement.

·Maine, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in South Portland, United States on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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