Maine senate candidates make final stops on the campaign trail
Collins and Jackson made stops in all corners of Maine as one of the most watched U.S. senate races enters its final day.
Maine senate candidates make final stops on the campaign trail
Collins and Jackson made stops in all corners of Maine as one of the most watched U.S. senate races enters its final day.
With less than 24 hours to go until Election Day, Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic candidate Troy Jackson made their final stops across Maine urging voters to throw them their support.
Maine's senate race is one of the most watched races in the country. The results of the race could help determine which party will have the majority in the Senate.
Both candidates are from Aroostook County, where Collins spent her day. She visited the towns of Patten, Van Buren, Fort Kent, and Madawaska.
Collins is seeking her sixth term in Washington, looking to hold her position as the Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee. On Monday in Aroostook County, Collins urged all Mainers to get out and vote.
"I've never seen a more negative campaign in my life," Collins said. "There have been so many outright lies."
Jackson ...