Democratic Senate super PAC adds nearly $7 million in Michigan and Maine races

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How the sides differ Left sources focus on Collins's political vulnerability in Maine; alternative and right sources stress the super PAC's spending, with right sources adding the ad pauses elsewhere.

Senate Democrats' leading super PAC is putting nearly $7 million more into Senate races in Michigan and Maine, according to Semafor and Newsmax. Newsmax adds that advertising is being paused in Georgia and North Carolina. The New York Times separately describes the Maine race as potentially decisive for Senate control and as a test of whether Susan Collins's moderate approach still has room during a polarizing presidency. It reports that a backlash against Trump endangers her.

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Left NYThe New York TimesA Trump Backlash Endangers Susan Collins in the Maine Senate Race

Focuses on Susan Collins's vulnerability in Maine, tying the race to a Trump backlash and the fate of political moderation.

Alternative SSemaforTop Democratic super PAC spends more in Michigan, Maine

Presents the spending as a straightforward report of the Democratic super PAC putting more money into Michigan and Maine.

Right NNewsmaxDem Senate PAC Shifts Millions to Michigan, Maine

Reports the spending shift as a reallocation of money, noting the pause in Georgia and North Carolina advertising.