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NYT/Siena Poll: Democrats lead in Michigan and New Hampshire; Collins ahead in Maine
New survey shows tight Senate races in three key states with Collins up 3 points despite recent allegations.
What to know
- Democrats hold slim 5-point leads in Michigan and New Hampshire, described as 'must hold states' for the party.
- Collins leads Jackson by 3 points in Maine, though the poll predates recent pay-to-play allegations about the senator.
- The poll was conducted by the New York Times and Siena Research Institute.
“In two must hold states for the Democrats, Michigan and New Hampshire, the Democrats both hold slim 5-point leads.”
Don Levy, Executive Director, Siena Research Institute · Siena Research Institute ↗ · Sep 23
Susan Collins U.S. Senator (Maine)
Troy Jackson Democratic challenger (Maine Senate)Don Levy Executive Director, Siena Research Institute
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NYT/Siena poll released on Senate races in three states
The poll shows Democrats ahead by 5 points in Michigan and New Hampshire, and Collins leading Jackson by 3 points in Maine. The Maine results predate recent allegations about Collins.
“In Maine, Susan Collins is up three points over Democratic challenger Troy Jackson in a poll completed prior to new pay-to-play allegations recently reported about Senator Collins.”
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2 outlets NYTimes/Siena Poll of Likely Voters
first by Siena Research Institute, just now · also Siena Poll
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