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Collins voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, while Jackson contrasted his views with Collins' record and noted his upbringing in Aroostook County.

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Collins voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, while Jackson contrasted his views with Collins' record and noted his upbringing in Aroostook County.

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  1. Jackson criticized Trump and Kavanaugh during a Senate debate, raising Medicare issues.1 source
  2. Jackson attacked Collins over her abortion stance during a Planned Parenthood event.1 source
  3. Collins distances herself from Trump's tariffs while facing political pressure and donations.1 source
  4. Jackson challenges Collins in the Nov. 3 election following Collins' confirmation of Kavanaugh.1 source
  5. Collins confirmed Kavanaugh; Jackson contrasted his views and noted his Aroostook County roots.1 source

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