Republican Senator Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson participated in their third debate for the Maine Senate seat on October 13, 2026, with three weeks remaining until Election Day. The candidates discussed various issues, including Collins' voting record on the Iran war and their contrasting perspectives on addressing cost of living challenges.
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Collins and Jackson debate in Maine Senate race
Senator Susan Collins and Troy Jackson faced off in their third debate for the Maine Senate seat on October 13, 2026. Key topics included Collins' votes regarding the Iran war and differing approaches to cost of living issues.
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