Democratic voters who used to back Susan Collins aren’t so sure anymore

In Maine, a traditionally blue state, Democratic voters who once backed Republican Sen. Susan Collins are now expressing doubt about their support for her. This shift is significant as Collins has relied on split-ticket voting to maintain her position in a state that leans Democratic. The change in sentiment could impact her re-election prospects, especially if Democratic voters become more unified in opposing her. This evolving dynamic underscores the broader trend of shifting allegiances in politically divided states.