Troy Jackson rallies union supporters as US Senate race in Maine enters final stretch
With 10 days until the midterm election, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Troy Jackson rallied union members and campaign volunteers Saturday, emphasizing his support for working Mainers while criticizing Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins on health care, tariffs, and her relationship with President Donald Trump. The rally came as both candidates sharpened their messages ahead of Election Day, with Jackson highlighting his labor credentials and Collins defending her positions on major federal policies. Bera Dunau, an organizer for a broadcasting union, attended the rally to support Jackson, citing his record in the Maine Legislature and his advocacy for working-class families. "Having someone like Troy who's been a consistent advocate for us and has done things, like make sure in the state senate that kids have free school lunches, that means a lot to me as someone who grew up…
