Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson accused Sen. Susan Collins of corruption after a ProPublica report alleged a connection between Navatek contracts and payments to a Collins super PAC. Collins’s aide and an FBI spokesperson rejected the allegations, with the FBI saying its earlier investigation found nothing implicating Collins or her campaign.
President accused by Jackson of helping Collins cover up the alleged scheme; ProPublica also reported that the case team left or were fired after he took office
ALSO MENTIONED Annie Clark, Collins’s deputy chief of staff who rejected the report’s allegations and described the campaign’s cooperation with the FBI; Scott Reed, Head of Collins’s super PAC, whom the report said met with Navatek executives and solicited company payments
President accused by Jackson of helping Collins cover up the alleged scheme; ProPublica also reported that the case team left or were fired after he took office
ALSO MENTIONED Annie Clark, Collins’s deputy chief of staff who rejected the report’s allegations and described the campaign’s cooperation with the FBI; Scott Reed, Head of Collins’s super PAC, whom the report said met with Navatek executives and solicited company payments
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