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Many of us in Maine have been wondering why the perpetually “concerned” Sen. Susan Collins continues to vote for right-wing activist judges and dangerously unqualified cabinet secretaries. In recent reporting, I think we have our answer: the killing of the investigation into Sen. Susan Collins’…
Nazi symbols, sexual assault allegations and months of internal Democratic conflict have churned through the US Senate race in Maine. But with the election four weeks away, it’s the explosion in housing costs and record-breaking heating bills that Mainers can’t stop talking about.
The latest CBS News and YouGov polling shows that Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson are running virtually neck-and-neck in Maine's highly-watched Senate race. CBS News congressional correspondent Nikole Killion reports.
Appropriations committee members saw an influx of campaign contributions after steering $345 million to a military contractor. The post Susan Collins’s Committee Bought Trucks the Army Didn’t Want. Then Campaign Donations Poured In. appeared first on The Intercept .
In a year that’s shaping up so well for Democrats, things still look dicey in Maine.
How many federal dollars does it take to offset the rollback of constitutionally guaranteed rights of more than a half century? How many federal dollars is sufficient to offset the cost of previously defeated diseases like polio and measles to return to Maine families? How about the cost to Mainers…
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.
