Collins has proven over the years that her centrist, bipartisan approach delivers results for Maine. She is one of the most bipartisan senators and continues to be willing to work across the aisle to solve problems rather than engage in partisan conflict. She has secured federal funding for several Maine priorities, including health care, infrastructure and agriculture. Maine voters shouldn't sacrifice her seniority, which allows Collins to be a leader, including when it comes to appropriations. Collins remaining in the Senate is critical to advancing Mainers' interests in Washington.
For those seeking a working-class champion, Jackson fits the bill. Jackson is as Maine as they come — an everyman, not a typical politician or someone designed by a marketing agency. As Maine Senate president, he passed universal free school meals, secured a $60 million childcare investment and won collective bargaining rights for loggers and haulers. Quote plainly, women, children and all other vulnerable communities in Maine need Jackson as their champion in the U.S. Senate. Jackson's ready to fight for working people and flip this seat.
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