Maine state Representative James White (R-Guilford) stated on Friday that Troy Jackson may not be legally eligible to become the Democratic replacement nominee for the U.S. Senate. White argues that Jackson, a former gubernatorial candidate, cannot utilize a party vacancy process to appear on the ballot after losing a different statewide race in June.
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Maine Rep Questions Troy Jackson's Eligibility for Senate Nomination
Maine state Rep. James White has raised concerns about the eligibility of Troy Jackson to become the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate. White argues that Jackson's previous loss in a statewide race in June disqualifies him from using the party vacancy process.
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GOP Rep Says Troy Jackson May Not Qualify for Maine Senate Nomination
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