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Still no space between Susan Collins, Troy Jackson in Maine Senate race, CNN poll finds Original

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By Ethan Horton Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Republican Sen. Susan Collins and her challenger, Democrat Troy Jackson, are still locked in a tight race two months before a pivotal election, a CNN poll released Wednesday found. Jackson, the former Maine Senate President and third-place finisher in the Democratic primary for governor, led Collins 48-45 in the poll of 880 likely voters in Maine. The poll was conducted by the research firm SRSS from Aug. 31 through Sept.
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Didn’t get your Maine $300 affordability check? This might be why.

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By Ethan Horton Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
A United States Postal Service letter carrier delivers mail Wednesday morning in downtown Lewiston in August 2026. Hundreds of thousands of Mainers were expected to receive $300 affordability checks through the mail this summer. (Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal) More than 500,000 Mainers are expected to receive $300 checks from the state government through the mail.
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CMP bills could go up $7 per month as soon as this fall

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By Ethan Horton Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Central Maine Power bills could go up for about 670,000 customers in southern and central Maine as soon as this fall. State regulators set the timeline Thursday for deciding on part of CMP’s proposed rate hike, which would, if approved as is, hike distribution costs for the average household by about $7 per month. CMP’s ask here, worth about $69.3 million, is packaged as a “temporary rate” — a way for the utility to increase revenue while the larger $189 million rate case is being deliberated.
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