Susan Collins receives endorsement from Sportsman's Alliance of Maine for U.S. Senate seat
Republican Senator Susan Collins received an endorsement from the Sportsman's Alliance of Maine for her bid to secure a sixth term in the U.S. Senate. David Trahan, the executive director of the alliance, stated that Collins has successfully secured federal funding for Maine, specifically supporting fish hatcheries and PFAS remediation.
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Trahan noted that the group gave Collins an "A" grade for her performance, while giving the Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, an "F" grade based on his Senate votes. Troy Jackson, a former state Senate President, is seeking the seat as a Collins' primary opponent. Maggie Amjad, a spokeswoman for Jackson, highlighted his support for common-sense measures to strengthen background checks and red flag protections. Collins stated that she frequently consults with Trahan on gun legislation and noted the success of a bill she supported to crack down on straw purchasing laws. The Sportsman's Alliance of Maine represents a constituency of over 30,000 members, aiming to provide information to the 300,000 licensed sportsmen and women in the state.
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