Troy Jackson Edges Susan Collins In Maine Senate Race Poll

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A new poll reveals a tight 2 point margin in the closely watched Maine Senate race.

Incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins trails Democratic challenger Troy Jackson by 2 percentage points among likely voters in a new Marist University survey. The tight contest in Maine features heated debates, ad controversies, and recent endorsements from foreign policy veterans. The latest polling figures place the race within the statistical margin ahead of the upcoming midterms.

Polling marginThe 2 percentage point lead held by the challenger falls within the survey's margin of error.
EndorsementsOver 60 former diplomats and foreign affairs experts recently threw their support behind the Democratic nominee.
Campaign disputesThe race has been marked by contentious radio advertisements and personal attacks targeting the candidates.

What's new · 2d agoA new Marist University poll shows Troy Jackson leading Susan Collins by 2 percentage points.

Why it matters

The Senate race in Maine is one of the most closely watched contests in the midterm elections, drawing national attention and heavy outside spending. Incumbent Susan Collins faces a tough challenge as Democrats seek to capture the seat.

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Oct 22Senator Susan Collins called for the removal of a radio ad attacking her opponent.
Oct 25A constituent featured in a new political ad criticized Troy Jackson over a past wedding.
Oct 26More than 60 foreign affairs experts and former diplomats endorsed Troy Jackson.
Oct 27A Marist University poll showed Troy Jackson leading Susan Collins by 2 points.

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2%polling margin

62former diplomats and experts endorsing Jackson

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Polling and campaign updates confirm a fiercely contested Senate race in Maine between Republican incumbent Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson.

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