Troy Jackson Files First Financial Disclosure—How Wealth Compares to Collins'
Summary
Troy Jackson, a Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Maine, filed his first financial disclosure showing his income mainly comes from consulting work and that he and his spouse have up to $430,000 in assets. His financial status is much smaller compared to his Republican opponent, Senator Susan Collins, who has a net worth in the millions.Key Facts
- Jackson filed his financial disclosure after a 55-day extension.
- Most of Jackson’s income in recent years came from consulting for labor unions.
- Jackson and his spouse hold assets between $147,000 and $430,000, including retirement plans and property.
- Jackson reported no large debts or liabilities over $10,000.
- Collins has an estimated net worth in the millions, far higher than Jackson’s.
- Jackson’s campaign highlights his working-class background and steady paychecks.
- Collins’ campaign accused Jackson of being funded by unions and delaying his financial filing.
- Jackson’s disclosure details no recent income from logging, although he is known as a logger.
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