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The split driving 2026’s most closely watched Senate race: From the Politics Desk

The upcoming Senate race in Maine is shaping up to be a pivotal battle. Democrat Graham Platner, known for his working-class roots, faces off against seasoned incumbent Susan Collins. The race highlights a new voter trend, where education l...

NBC News· Jul 2, 2026 · 11:40 PM · 40 views

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The upcoming Senate race in Maine is shaping up to be a pivotal battle. Democrat Graham Platner, known for his working-class roots, faces off against seasoned incumbent Susan Collins. The race highlights a new voter trend, where education level is a key predictor of political leanings. Both candidates are navigating this shifting landscape as they vie for crucial votes. #MainePolitics #SenateRace #EducationTrends #VoterDemographics #PoliticalStrategy

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