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Troy Jackson wins Democratic nomination in critical Maine Senate race

Jackson won the Democratic nomination and is set to face Susan Collins in November.

Troy Jackson wins Democratic nomination in critical Maine Senate race
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Troy Jackson won the Democratic nomination for Maine’s U.S. Senate race and is set to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November. The race could affect which party controls the Senate.

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Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine

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Susan M. Collins
R · ME · SEN

Republican senator and Jackson’s expected opponent in November

Bernie Sanders
I · VT · SEN

Vermont senator who supported Jackson and Platner at different points

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate Democratic leader who backed Janet Mills

Candidate who remained in the race for the Democratic Senate nomination

Former Democratic Senate nominee who withdrew from the race

Elizabeth Warren
D · MA · SEN

Massachusetts senator who backed Graham Platner

Governor and former Democratic candidate for governor

Ruben Gallego
D · AZ · SEN

Arizona senator who backed Graham Platner

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Troy Jackson Wins Maine Democratic Senate Nomination

Outlets agree Maine Democrats selected Troy Jackson as their U.S. Senate nominee after Graham Platner withdrew, setting up a race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins. Left-leaning outlets emphasize Jackson’s labor and progressive appeal, alongside questions about his electoral prospects and divided hometown response. Center outlets largely recount the selection and upcoming contest, often noting its potential effect on Senate control. Right-leaning outlets foreground criticism of Jackson’s record, selection process and campaign vulnerabilities.

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