Graham Platner Tops Susan Collins in New Maine Poll
Summary
A recent poll shows Democrat Graham Platner leading Republican Senator Susan Collins by 9 points in Maine’s Senate race. The poll reflects a competitive election ahead of the midterm vote, with Platner gaining support after Governor Janet Mills exited the race.Key Facts
- The poll was conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center from May 21-25.
- Platner received 51% support, while Collins had 42%; 6% of voters were undecided.
- Maine is considered a key state for Democrats aiming to win back the Senate majority.
- Susan Collins has a history of winning reelections despite Maine leaning Democratic in presidential races.
- Independent voters are nearly split, with 47% supporting Collins and 44% backing Platner.
- The Democratic primary is set for June 9, with Platner likely the front-runner after Governor Mills withdrew.
- The margin of error for the poll is plus or minus 2.6 percentage points.
- Republicans currently hold a 53-47 Senate majority, and Democrats need to flip four seats to regain control.
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