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The article discusses the waning support for Maine's Republican Senator Susan Collins as she prepares for the 2026 midterm elections. Voters, including Democrats and independents, are expressing dissatisfaction with her record, particularly her vote to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination. Kim Bridgham, a Democrat, states she will not vote for Collins again after she supported RFK Jr., while Margaret Shaw criticizes Collins' anti-abortion stance. Independent voter Theresa Boisot cites economic concerns, arguing that Collins prioritizes corporate interests over constituents. The article highlights the high stakes of the Senate race, with Democrats needing just four seats to regain control. Collins' age and recent social issues in Maine further complicate her re-election prospects. The piece underscores growing bipartisan discontent with her leadership and the broader implications for the GOP's Senate majority.

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