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The Boston Globe
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Troy Jackson competes against Susan Collins in Maine
Democratic candidate Troy Jackson has replaced Graham Platner in the Maine Senate race after a chaotic 17 days, aiming to leverage grassroots support and distance from Platner’s controversial background. Jackson plans to tie incumbent Senator Susan Collins to former President Trump and portray her as aligned with wealthy interests and the Trump administration, emphasizing her votes on Supreme Court confirmations and tax policies. The race is highly competitive and national attention and funding are pouring into Maine, with Collins highlighting her experience and seniority, while Democrats focus on framing Collins as a Trump supporter.
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