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  1. Maine Senate race: Collins and Jackson ethics and record attacks
  2. Bernie Sanders endorsed Troy Jackson in the gubernatorial race, while Jackson campaigned against Susan Collins for the Senate.
  3. Troy Jackson was nominated to face Susan Collins in the Senate race.

Incumbent's actions led to calls for a new senator in the ongoing Senate race.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Nov 4
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Incumbent's actions led to calls for a new senator in the ongoing Senate race.

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Troy JacksonSusan Collins

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  1. Jackson successfully flipped Collins' Senate seat in the election.1 source
  2. Urgent plea to pressure incumbent Senator Collins.1 source
  3. Author advocates for replacing incumbent senator Susan Collins.Sub-event
  4. Allegations have surfaced regarding financial ties and lobbying influence involving Susan Collins and Troy Jackson.Sub-event
  5. Susan Collins is involved in a Maine Senate race, facing accusations that she voted in alignment with Donald Trump 96 percent of the time.Sub-event
  6. Troy Jackson challenges Susan Collins in Maine, focusing his campaign on the 'America First' political agenda.Sub-event
  7. A town hall was held in Lewiston regarding the ongoing rivalry in the Senate election cycle between Troy Jackson and Susan Collins.Sub-event
  8. Incumbent's actions prompted calls for a new senator.1 source

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