Candidates Susan Collins and Troy Jackson squared off in a fiery debate regarding the Maine Senate race.
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Candidates Susan Collins and Troy Jackson squared off in a fiery debate regarding the Maine Senate race.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Troy Jackson and Susan Collins clashed during a debate regarding AI and data center policy.Sub-event
Collins and Jackson held a fiery debate during the Maine Senate campaign.1 source
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Maine political races: Senate results and gubernatorial policy debatesAlso in this story
- Susan Collins and Hannah Pingree were involved in gun lobby controversies and legislative actions, while Quentin Chapman sponsored a bill to repeal the Red Flag Law.
- Rick Bennett unveiled a new plan in Auburn, Maine.
- Jackson and Hannah Pingree are vying for political influence in the Maine Senate race.
- The International Association of Fire Fighters endorsed Senator Susan Collins and gubernatorial candidate Hannah Pingree.
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Susan Collins
United States Senator from Maine since 1997
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Troy Jackson
Canadian writer and performer
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- Ed Markey, a Senator from Massachusetts, campaigned in Maine to support Troy Jackson's challenge against Susan Collins.
- The Maine Democratic Party is seeking a nominee to challenge incumbent Susan Collins in the upcoming election.