C: Polls do not look promising for Collins as the New York Times report that "she's been out-raised $63 million to $25 million by her Democratic opponent, Sara Gideon, the speaker of the State House." #HIST3220
C: Going along with her choice to vote against Judge CB, Collins states that she may be "too indecisive" for what the American people need. https://t.co/YwZGzJ3Ivr
N: Sen. Collins has officially confirmed she will vote against judge Coney-Barnett
"It's not a comment on her,” Collins said. “It is a comment on the process of rushing through a nomination in such a short time before a presidential election."
https://t.co/Lc9rr1LmOK
K: Ranked-choice voting could cost Susan Collins her reelection if she does not find a way to appeal to constinuents who may select an Independent candidate as their first choice.
C: Breaking news that Collins has tested negative for COVID-19. Could the outbreak surrounding Congress and the White House cause upsets in the upcoming election? It definitely causes some instability.
I have tested negative for COVID. Although I had almost no contact with my three colleagues who have tested positive, I thought it prudent to get tested. My thoughts are with the President, FLOTUS, my colleagues & all who are infected.
C: Things continue to look worse and worse for Collins. As mentioned previous tweets, her numbers have fallen to 44%. The people of Maine are prepared to move on to a younger activist. https://t.co/t9IMQxGhPg
N: This Politico article really conveys the opinions of Collins' constituents. They don't feel like they're being heard by either candidate. How does this effect her re-electability?
https://t.co/0So7FQjgrL
C: Collins' opponent is looking strong to voters as she is know for her "friendliness, desire for compromise and bipartisan credentials." Will this be Collins' downfall? #HIST3220 https://t.co/03gK8kH9I3
M: In recent polls, incumbent Susan Collins is shown to have below 50% support in Maine. Maine democrat Sara Gideon is shown to have slightly more support from constituents. #hist3220
https://t.co/rELdmLBhKm
This afternoon, I visited the U.S. Supreme Court to pay my respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, an extraordinary American who spent her entire life fighting for equality & fairness. Her countless contributions to the field of law will long be remembered by a grateful nation.
K: Collins has taken a stance on the SCOTUS nomination, publicly stating that the Senate should wait until after the presidential election. https://t.co/noEPXOXJvs
C: Voters say that Susan Collin's "time is up" and that the nail in the coffin was her supportive "vote for Brett Kavabaugh's Supreme Court and against impeaching President Trump." Her time in the Senate may be coming to a close.
https://t.co/lHFLmontdy