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Maine Dems demand answers from Sen. Collins after report claims 2020 campaign took bribes

A ProPublica report alleges her 2020 campaign accepted bribes, claims her campaign denies.

Maine Dems demand answers from Sen. Collins after report claims 2020 campaign took bribes
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A ProPublica report alleges that Susan Collins’s 2020 campaign and a pro-Collins super PAC took bribes from a government contractor; Collins’s campaign denies the claims. Maine Democrats are demanding answers, while the article notes that the FBI previously found nothing implicating Collins or her campaign and no one associated with her has been charged.

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Susan M. Collins
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Senator whose 2020 campaign is accused of accepting bribes

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Nirav Shah
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Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate criticizing the allegations

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President whose administration is said to have ended the inquiry

Democratic candidate challenging Collins for the U.S. Senate

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ProPublica Publishes Reporting on Allegations Involving Susan Collins

ProPublica reported allegations linking Collins, a defense contractor, federal contracts and campaign contributions, and described an FBI inquiry; Collins denied wrongdoing. Left-leaning outlets emphasize the alleged contract-and-donation links and the reported end of the FBI inquiry. Center outlets generally pair the allegations with Collins’s denials, while also tracking campaign effects and scrutinizing claims. Right-leaning outlets focus on Collins’s rebuttal and challenge the report’s timing, sourcing or credibility.

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