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Democrats have a real shot in Maine, but Troy Jackson could ruin it

Progressives may doubt his conversion from right-wing radical, yet his record may turn off independents and hand Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) a victory.

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Democrats have a real shot in Maine, but Troy Jackson could ruin it
Progressives may doubt his conversion from right-wing radical, yet his record may turn off independents and hand Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) a victory.
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