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Troy Jackson isn’t polished. In Maine, that may be the point.

The former logger who replaced Graham Platner is running a low-key, cargo-shorts campaign against the Republican incumbent. Some voters love it, but others say they can’t hear him.

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Troy Jackson isn’t polished. In Maine, that may be the point.
The former logger who replaced Graham Platner is running a low-key, cargo-shorts campaign against the Republican incumbent. Some voters love it, but others say they can’t hear him.
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