ME Sen I can't really be Collins it yet

[Arkansas Yankee]

The Washington Free Beacon has a report that Gideon has been reimbursed for $1,000 and $250  personal contributions in 2015 and 2016 to Emily Cain’s congressional campaign by the Gideon Leadership PAC, a Maine entity.   

Gideon was also reimbursed for $1,000 and $500 contributions to the Federal accounts of the Maine Democrat Party in 2016.

Lock her up.

https://freebeacon.com/politics/collins-challenger-used-pac-to-reimburse-own-contributions/

[Arkansas Yankee]

https://twitter.com/kvanaren/status/1313841516901785602

Looks like GW NOT Trump.

[Arkansas Yankee]

Bill Green also endorsed Collins.

https://twitter.com/SteveCollinsSJ/status/1313487109647462412

Is he a big name up there in ME?

How do you think the race is looking overall?

I am willing to take half a loaf.  Bet there are a good many voters like him.

[Arkansas Yankee]

The Senate is never going blue again, is it? Lol

Don’t be so foolish as to say never. I think 30 years would be great.  Like 1954 to 1980.

[Arkansas Yankee]

B-b-but she didn’t lead in a single poll!

It's obvious that there still was some significant ticket-splitting in this election, but it appears to have mainly benefited Republicans. Collins, Cornyn, Perdue, and Tillis, for example, all ran ahead of Trump, and Phil Scott did better than Joe Biden in Vermont

 

Democrats are still less partisan than Republicans, so quite a few of them are willing to vote for so-called moderate hero Republicans. A noticeably larger percentage of Republicans than Democrats will never vote for the opposite party under any circumstance. That's why there are more Republicans elected statewide in deep blue states than vice versa, and these Republicans tend to win by bigger margins.

We’re is the moderate Democrat especially in the Senate that Republican could safely vote for
Manchin and Sinema are probably the only 2.
Furthermore, Main has been unique.  That will pass when Collins passes.