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Former Maine state senator enters Senate race after Democratic nominee withdraws
Former Maine state Sen. Troy Jackson announced a campaign to challenge Sen. Susan Collins. The move follows the withdrawal of the previous Democratic nominee amid scandals.
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Former Maine state Sen. Troy Jackson announced his campaign on Wednesday to run against Sen. Susan Collins. Jackson said the decision came shortly after the Democratic Senate nominee withdrew from the race.
"There is a powerful movement of working class people in the state of Maine, and millions more across..." Jackson stated. The announcement positions Jackson as a candidate in the upcoming Senate contest. The previous nominee had withdrawn following multiple reported scandals.
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