Susan Collins and Troy Jackson faced off in their third Maine Senate debate with three weeks left before Election Day, arguing over Iran, cost of living and Collins’s record.
01Summary
- 01Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson debated on Tuesday in Maine.
- 02The debate was their third with three weeks remaining until Election Day.
- 03The pair clashed over Collins’s votes for and against the Iran war.
- 04They also disagreed on how to tackle cost of living issues.
02Why it matters
The debate is part of a late-stage Senate race in Maine, where voters are weighing the incumbent’s record against her challenger’s case. The exchanges on war and household costs could shape how undecided voters view both candidates.
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