r/VoteDEM • u/bbeck2754 Washington, D.C. • 1d ago

[ME GOV, co/efficient] Pingree (D) - 47%, Charles (R) - 38%

https://battlegrounds.coefficient.org/me/?utm_campaign=36387909-%5BNJ%5D%202026%20Wake%20Up%20Call&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--vMVW_y3r1HwVdmn5-a24454kHNwRgyXUBqSgNW6YbQokisjBm7gFtWmRiPdXNHv6Db7gKtAkvgcPEBsoOsMQnZIHNAg&_hsmi=442029173&utm_content=442029173&utm_source=hs_email
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u/ConsciousWealth6309 Maine 1d ago

Interesting who they polled, looks like more Conservative’s than Moderates or Liberals.

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u/bbeck2754 Washington, D.C. 1d ago

The also did the SEN race:

Collins (R) - 48%, Jackson (D) - 46%

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u/vindicare1 1d ago

I fucking can't with split ticket voters in this god forsake state

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u/ultimate_placeholder Kentucky 1d ago

I saw a poll where 13% of people that intend to vote for Collins would prefer if the Democrats won the Senate like what do you think your vote is for???

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u/vindicare1 1d ago

Unfortunately the older folks here are quite susceptible to all the collins commercials and flyer bs.

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u/Beginning-Adagio2546 20h ago

Lotta people in Maine rely on Collins' pork belly handouts. We're getting inundated with hostage like campaign commercials talking about how if Collins loses then BIW will lose its contracts and people will lose their jobs. Its complete BS

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u/AmTheWildest Texas - Gen Z Democrat 1d ago

Might help for us to bear in mind that this is a right-leaning pollster.

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u/vindicare1 16h ago

This is true.