Collins, Jackson Spar in Testy Second Maine Debate — SkimNews
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- Susan Collins (R) and Troy Jackson (D) squared off Thursday in their second Maine Senate debate of the week, an hourlong exchange hosted by WMTW that turned testy at times.
- The rivals sparred over the Iran war and high prices as their battleground Senate race barrels toward Election Day.
Why it matters: A second debate in one week signals an intensifying battleground Senate contest in Maine, with Collins and Jackson using the Iran war and affordability to define their closing argument before voters head to the polls on Election Day.
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