ME Sen I can't really be Collins it yet

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Has Collins still not announced she was running for reelection? When's the deadline?

The sparse polls coming out do seem to favour her. What do Mainers like so much about her when she he light-years from the current governor's position.

"nice guy, FF"

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Can someone explain what the thread title means because to me it looks like gibberish

A much better title would be "Collins on the rocks"

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Collins is moderate enough, as well as Ernst to withstand a Dem wave.

I doubt she would be able to survive if she votes to acquit Trump of bribery.

She's moderate and her approvals are stable, I am looking at other states like NC

You've predicted that the Dems will retake the Senate. How do you foresee that happening without ME?

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Collins is moderate enough, as well as Ernst to withstand a Dem wave.

I doubt she would be able to survive if she votes to acquit Trump of bribery.

She's moderate and her approvals are stable, I am looking at other states like NC

You've predicted that the Dems will retake the Senate. How do you foresee that happening without ME?

I suppose there’s a narrow path to 51 seats without ME:

-AL +CO +AZ +NC +GA(s) +GA

Dems betting everything on winning both GA seats is worrisome, however.

I wouldn't bet any amount on taking both GA seats. Even winning just one is an uphill battle. ME is much easier, but I still think the DNC should be investing heavily in ME, GA, NC, and AZ.

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Regardless, Collins' luck is seemingly running out. Her decision on whether or not to acquit Trump will definitely hurt her in different ways, so that plus her already collapsing approval numbers makes it increasingly difficult for me to see how she survives this.

I think she's toast. Tilt R for now, but Gideon seems to be running a fairly good campaign.

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Congratulations to Senator Gideon!

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Very "disappointing" numbers for Collins in a new poll:

https://twitter.com/nathanTbernard/status/1249778630114381835?s=20

She's toast.

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Dems can criticize other Dems, we arent politicians that must assume party loyalty, I voted for Bernie in the primary

Finally we know who you voted for. It was a tough one there, my money was on Steyer.

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Susan Collins ought to be Very Concerned.

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Wow, that is genuinely one of the worst "attack" ads I've ever seen.

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Joe Lieberman is like if Michael Bloomberg took downers

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq9Yle-_tF0

Charlie Baker and Larry Hogan are endorsing Collins.

More proof that there's no such thing as a moderate Republican. They will all come home to roost no matter who the President is. "I don't like Trump, but I support the politicians that enable his worst tendencies and pass his agenda." is not an anti-Trump message.

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What is with the lack of polling here. This could very well be the tipping point, we're less than 2 weeks from the election, and the last poll was about 3 weeks ago. This doesn't necessarily mean Susan Collin's position has improved,  but it definately increases uncertainty

I agree. We've gotten so many polls of KS, MT, and TX in the last few weeks showing Democrats there are behind. Why can't we get one from ME to get a clearer view on the path to a majority?

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Let's be honest, Collins would've voted yes if it would've put them at 50. She voted nay because she wants to pretend she's bipartisan.