Bernie Sanders rallies behind Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson
Sanders campaigned for Troy Jackson in a close race while some Democrats worry about energy around his candidacy.
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What happened
Sen. Bernie Sanders backed Troy Jackson, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine's battleground race, at a rally. Those worries have led some in the party to look to Sanders for a boost.
Why it matters
The race is close, and some Democrats are anxious about enthusiasm for their nominee.
Timeline
- Oct 10, 11:18 PM ET: Sanders backed Jackson at a rally in Maine's battleground Senate race.
- Oct 11, 4:43 PM ET: Some Maine Democrats were reported to be turning to Sanders for a jolt as they worry about enthusiasm for Jackson.
Coverage
- In Maine Senate Race, Anxious Democrats Turn to Bernie Sanders for a Jolt (The New York Times)
- Bernie Sanders stumps for Maine Democratic Senate nominee (CNN)
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