Source: Fox News
Summary
Maine voters are weighing concerns about both U.S. Senate candidates, with anxieties over Republican incumbent Senator Susan Collins’ ties to President Donald Trump outpacing concerns about Democratic challenger Troy Jackson’s progressive alignment. A Fox News statewide poll shows more than half of Maine voters are concerned Collins’ voting record aligns with President Trump too often, while fewer are worried Jackson is too close to the Democratic Socialist movement. The race remains competitive, with Jackson topping Collins by 2 percentage points.
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Once again, the discussion returns to a familiar question.
Collins’ supporters say they’re voting mainly for her, while Jackson’s supporters say their vote is mainly against Collins. The survey finds the Maine Senate race remains competitive, with Jackson topping Collins by 2 percentage points. Collins’ biggest support comes from conservatives, White evangelical Christians, and voters without a college degree. Jackson’s best groups include liberals, women with a college degree, and those under age 35.
The performance of loyalty and opposition continues, with each side playing its expected role.
Author: Evan Null
