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Add as a preferred source on GoogleCBS News reported the Oct. 22 appearance as Jackson prepares to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins on Nov. 3.
CBS News described a Portland town hall that brought Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson together with New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Jackson is scheduled to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins. October polls showed their contest was close, according to EconoTimes' earlier coverage. Voters will decide the Senate race Nov. 3.
Collins called an interrupting protester one of Jackson’s supporters. Jackson said he took that as an accusation that he had staged the disruption.
The complaint seeks a pause only if Sen. Dan S. Sullivan loses the initial count but would win under a hypothetical ranked-choice tally treating every vote for Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. as a vote for the senator.
Two October surveys put Flanagan 3 to 4 points ahead. They do not show whether the campaign dispute over fraud oversight has shifted voter support.
