Election Campaign News: Susan Collins Seeks $5 Campaign Donations for Statewide Tour After Iran War Votes

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A Republican senator begged supporters for as little as $5 to fuel her re-election campaign—despite voting several times to uphold the Iran war and her husband holding thousands of dollars’ worth of ...
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Posted: 2026-08-18 03:19:00

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