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How Jon Ossoff and Susan Collins are turning a mundane part of their jobs into a reelection pitch
Strategists in both parties still view Maine's US Senate race as a tossup.
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Strategists in both parties still view Maine's US Senate race as a tossup.
This election shouldn't be about party labels. It should be about who can most effectively represent Maine.
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff and Republican Sen. Susan Collins began this election cycle widely viewed as their respective parties’ most vulnerable members. But their campaigns have played out differently than expected in part because of a mundane part of their jobs: helping the people back home.…
As Election Day nears, WinSenate's campaign aims to weaken Collins' political strength of bringing federal money to Maine.
I was a longtime Auburn resident and used to be a Republican. As reported recently by ProPublica, a serious and potentially career-ending allegation was made against Sen. Susan Collins. Did she illegally channel government contracts to a Hawaiian defense contractor that paid her campaign through a…
Sen. Susan Collins has taken years of criticism for her vote to confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh. What her critics rarely mention is that she also voted to confirm Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, nominated by President Obama, and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, nominated by President Biden.…
A million years ago, by which I mean this past June, Graham Platner called Sen. Susan Collins “corrupt.” He took a lot of flak for that. But new reporting from ProPublica seems to prove him right. That Collins reportedly played “pay to play” with Navatek demonstrates a lack of judgment and ethics.…
The senator cannot make her role as Donald Trump's enabler disappear