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U.S. Senate · Maine · Nov 3 · 7 days out

Maine Senate

Troy Jackson (Democrat) against Susan Collins (Republican, incumbent). Jackson is up 27 points on the markets since July.

Troy Jackson
Democrat · challenger · estimate Left 34
60%▲ 27 since July
vs.
Susan Collins
Republican · incumbent · record Cntr-rt 6
41%▲ 2 since July
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Party to win · Kalshi daily close, Oct 27All market contracts ▸

Where they stand · 39 points apart

Jackson is an estimate

Solid is a voting record; hollow is read from the campaign’s own words. Biggest gaps first.

Troy JacksonestimateSusan Collinsrecord
Issue · biggest gap firstLeftCenterRightApart
Overall
346
39 pts

Money

FEC to Sep 30
RaisedJackson
$20.4MCollins
$21.4MItemized, named donorsJackson
$11MCollins
$11MNamed donorsJackson
13,375Collins
9,544Itemized from MaineJackson
15%Collins
11%
The FEC doesn't name donors who give under $200, so their gifts count in Raised but not Itemized.

In their own words

Campaign sites and X

“MAINER BY BIRTH. LOGGER BY TRADE. SENATOR FOR THE PEOPLE.”

“Dismantle and abolish ICE.” Jackson · Campaign site · Sep 30 · ↗

“A Proven Leader for Maine”

“Thank you to the Snowman Group for showing me around their Hermon facility today. I’ll keep working to make sure Maine manufacturers have the support they need to grow and create good jobs here at home.” Collins · X post · Oct 19 · ↗

All market contracts · Kalshi and Polymarket · 6
CandidatePlatformContractBidAskLastVolume
Troy JacksonKalshithis candidate60%61%60%$829,180Open ↗
Troy JacksonKalshiDemocrat wins61%62%62%$4,811,838Open ↗
Troy JacksonPolymarketDemocrat wins61%63%62%$1,491,181Open ↗
Susan CollinsKalshithis candidate40%41%41%$1,094,161Open ↗
Susan CollinsKalshiRepublican wins38%39%39%$6,261,187Open ↗
Susan CollinsPolymarketRepublican wins37%38%38%$1,275,254Open ↗
Prices in cents on the dollar, read Oct 27, 2026. A party contract pays if that party wins the seat.
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Statement estimate · odds are a market close, not a poll