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“A Crook and a Creep”: Maine’s Senate Ad War Hits 88% Negative as Collins and Jackson Stay Neck and NeckAttack ads made up 88% of TV spending in Maine’s Senate race last week, as Republican groups booked about $126 million for Susan Collins and a new ad branded Troy Jackson “a crook and a creep.” No October poll shows a lead above four points.
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“I’m Not Going to Apologize”: Troy Jackson Stands by Telling Susan Collins to “Shut Up”Maine Democrat Troy Jackson told CNN he won’t apologize for telling Sen. Susan Collins to “shut up” in a debate, defended Medicare for All, and said the U.S. should leave the Iran war. CBS rates the race a toss-up.
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LIVE: No Kings Takes Its Protest to the Ballot Box, With Thousands of Rallies From Maine to Utah Urging Americans to Vote Early 17 Days Before the MidtermsNo Kings held 2,500 to more than 3,000 “Vote Early” events across the U.S. on Oct. 17, from Washington and New York to Atlanta, Minneapolis, Maine and Utah, urging early voting 17 days before the Nov. 3 midterms.
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In Maine, No Kings Becomes a Campaign Rally: Elizabeth Warren Joins Troy Jackson in Portland in the Push to Unseat Susan CollinsSen. Elizabeth Warren rallied with Maine Senate nominee Troy Jackson and governor nominee Hannah Pingree at Portland’s No Kings event on Oct. 17, part of the push to unseat Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
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“Oh, Shut Up. I Don’t Even Know That Kid”: A Heckler Derails Collins and Jackson’s Final Maine Debate, Where Jackson Says Collins Is There for Trump “100% of the Time”Sen. Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson held their fourth and final debate Oct. 15, 2026, in Bangor. A heckler interrupted; Jackson snapped "Oh, shut up" after Collins tied the protester to him. The race is a toss-up.
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Collins Spent $10.9 Million in Three Months, More Than Twice What She Raised, and Enters the Final Weeks With $5.4 MillionSen. Susan Collins raised $5.2 million and spent $10.85 million from July 1 to Sept. 30, leaving $5.39 million in cash, her FEC report shows. Her cash on hand fell from $11.04 million. Democrat Troy Jackson had not yet filed.
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Maine’s Senate Race Is a Coin Flip: Jackson Leads Collins 49% to 47% in Newest Poll, and No October Poll Shows Either One ClearSuffolk University, Oct. 8–11: Troy Jackson 49%, Susan Collins 47% among Maine likely voters (±4.4). Washington Post-Schar School (Sept. 30–Oct. 5): Jackson 50%, Collins 46%. The polling average: Jackson +1.3, a statistical tie.
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“The President Did Not Have a Good Plan”: Susan Collins Breaks With Trump on the Iran War in the Third Maine Senate DebateSen. Susan Collins said in Tuesday’s Maine Senate debate that President Trump “did not have a good plan” for the Iran war and blamed his administration for the tariff fight with Canada, as Democrat Troy Jackson attacked her record three weeks before Election Day.
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$166 for Every Adult in Maine: The Small States Where Midterm Money Hits HardestAdImpact data analyzed by Axios put Senate ad spending at $166.51 per voting-age adult in Maine, $134.65 in Alaska and $66.96 in Iowa — the most saturated races in America.
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Pro-Susan Collins Super PAC Spent $25,000 Attacking Troy Jackson — in Portland, OregonA super PAC backing Sen. Susan Collins mistakenly spent about $25,000 on digital ads attacking Troy Jackson in Portland, Oregon, instead of Portland, Maine. The vendor is refunding the money.
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Maine 2026 Midterm Guide: Collins vs. Jackson for Senate, an Open Governor’s Race and LePage’s Bid for the 2nd DistrictWho is on the Maine ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Susan Collins vs. Troy Jackson for Senate, an open governor's race and two House seats including Paul LePage's 2nd District bid, with FEC money, polls, ratings and deadlines.
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Chris Pappas Splits With Troy Jackson on Breaking Up ICE as CBS Moves New Hampshire Senate Race to Lean DemocratRep. Chris Pappas, the Democratic Senate nominee in New Hampshire, told CBS's "Face the Nation" that Democrats must "be realistic" about ICE, breaking with Maine's Troy Jackson, as CBS News moved the race against Republican John Sununu to lean Democrat.
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