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  1. Susan Collins faces a reelection bid where Donald Trump's support is seen as a factor, while Democratic challenger Graham Platner mounts a challenge.
  2. A joint survey conducted by Siena Research Institute and the New York Times details the Maine Senate race, including voter sentiment regarding Donald Trump and the candidates.

Political ads in the Maine Senate race feature claims linking Collins to Trump and citing financial data from PIH and CBO.

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Political ads in the Maine Senate race feature claims linking Collins to Trump and citing financial data from PIH and CBO.

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  1. Trump administration seeks to blunt voter backlash as Collins faces difficult races in Maine.1 source
  2. Campaign ads in Maine Senate race falsely claim Collins supported Trump and cite CBO/PIH data.1 source

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