Maine Senate Poll Shows Jackson Narrowly Ahead of Collins Before Final Debate
Photo: Fox NewsHow the sides differ Alternative sources stress Collins trailing in the new poll; right sources call it a statistical dead heat and highlight Collins' attack on her rival as a socialist.
A new poll of the Maine Senate race was released just before the fourth and final debate between Republican Senator Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson. Both outlets report that Jackson leads Collins. The Fox News excerpt cites a Suffolk University poll with Jackson ahead 49%-47% and describes the race as a statistical dead heat. Fox also reports that Collins said her rival, whom it labels a socialist, would not beat her, while Newsweek focuses on her trailing.
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Newsweek presents the poll as news that Collins trails Jackson heading into the final debate.
Fox News describes the poll as a statistical dead heat and highlights Collins' defiant statement that her rival will lose.