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2026-10-24 14:02
New Ad in Critical Maine Race Emphasizes Senate Control
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New Ad in Critical Maine Race Emphasizes Senate Control
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First reported by The Hill (Center); 4 outlets over 40h.
The Hill · +8h Axios · +20h Semafor · +40h RealClearPolitics
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- SemaforCenter
Susan Collins is running to be the “soul of the Senate.” Troy Jackson isn’t.
Read at semafor.com → - AxiosCenter
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) are living out their midterm nightmares — with nominees they didn't want and former colleagues they no longer control.
Read at axios.com → - The HillCenter
Darline Graham has the advantage in the South Carolina Senate race, but Decision Desk HQ’s forecast leaves room for uncertainty. The Hill’s Bill Sammon explains why this race may be worth watching on election night.
Watch at youtube.com → - RealClearPoliticsLean right
The ad comes as the race between Jackson and Collins remains razor-tight.
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RealClearPoliticsLean right
New Ad in Critical Maine Race Emphasizes Senate Control
Read at realclearpolitics.com →SemaforCenter
Manchin, Ocasio-Cortez are closers in Maine Senate race
Read at semafor.com →AxiosCenter
Senate control hinges on unwanted nominees
Read at axios.com →The HillCenter
Why Darline Graham’s race may be closer than it looks | DATA NERDS
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