Senator Collins' political alignment and voting record are scrutinized amid the Maine Senate race, involving Platner, Jackson, and Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Updated Feb 10
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Senator Collins' political alignment and voting record are scrutinized amid the Maine Senate race, involving Platner, Jackson, and Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Collins
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Graham Platner
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Related events
- 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.
- Maine moved to legalize abortion at all stages, while Susan Collins confirmed Kavanaugh and faced a tight race against Graham Platner.
- Amid her re-election campaign in Maine, Collins distanced herself from Trump's agenda, criticizing the tariff war with Canada and responding to the Biddeford shooting.
- Following Graham Platner's withdrawal, the political fallout has led to a Senate showdown involving his replacement, Susan Collins, and Donald Trump's political status.
- Graham Platner and Susan Collins are both running in the Maine Senate race.