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Jericka Duncan spoke with Maine voters about their reasons for supporting Democrat Troy Jackson or Republican incumbent Susan Collins in a close race.

Candidate for US Senate, Maine
President of the Maine Senate (2018–2024)
| Born | 1968-06-26 · Fort Kent, Maine |
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| Party | Republican, Independent, Democratic |
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| Education | University of Maine, Fort Kent (AA) |
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Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams speaks with Maine voters and Democrat Troy Jackson about the U.S. Senate race between Jackson and Republican Susan Collins.
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Jericka Duncan spoke with Maine voters about their reasons for supporting Democrat Troy Jackson or Republican incumbent Susan Collins in a close race.

Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams speaks with Maine voters and Democrat Troy Jackson about the U.S. Senate race between Jackson and Republican Susan Collins.

Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson held a “Retire Susan” press conference as he seeks to unseat longtime Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine.

Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson holds a “Retire Susan” press conference as he seeks to unseat Maine’s longtime Republican Senator Susan Collins.

Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson and Arizona Senator Mark Kelly are launching a door-to-door canvassing effort in Brunswick, Maine.

Maine’s closely contested Senate race has been stirred by a late burst of Republican ads mocking Democratic nominee Troy Jackson over his relationship with his longtime partner. Senator Susan Collins and Republican allies have said the partner is Jackson’s second cousin.
Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson appears with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a town hall in Portland, Maine, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson met for their first debate in Maine on Tuesday. They traded attacks over President Donald Trump, the cost of living and abortion in one of the country’s most closely watched Senate races.

Troy Jackson, the Democratic nominee in Maine’s competitive Senate race, apologized Wednesday for calling it “unfortunate” that Jewish residents of the state do not like to describe the war in Gaza as a genocide.
A month after becoming the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, Troy Jackson is stepping up appeals to women and voters concerned about abortion rights. He is seeking to sharpen a contrast with Republican Sen. Susan Collins that has long been central to the race.