A New York Times analysis of Senator Susan Collins’s voting record indicates that she often diverges from the Republican Party. However, her votes infrequently result in a change to the overall outcome of legislation.
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Senator Susan Collins Often Votes Against Party Lines but Rarely Alters Outcomes
An analysis by the New York Times reveals that Senator Susan Collins frequently votes against her party's positions, but her votes rarely influence the final results of legislative decisions. This highlights her independent stance within the Senate.
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In the Senate, Collins Often Defies Trump but Rarely Stops Him
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Senator Susan Collins Often Votes Against Party Lines but Rarely Alters Outcomes