
Donald Trump's party has big problems in the coming midterm elections. Of all places, Republican Susan Collins could triumph in Democratic-leaning Maine.
In the Democratic-leaning US state of Maine, Republican Susan Collins could triumph in the midterm elections and possibly save Donald Trump's party's majority in the Senate.
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Donald Trump's party is struggling in the upcoming midterm elections, but Susan Collins could win in Maine.
Election campaign in Maine Will this Republican save Trump's majority in the US Senate?
Donald Trump's party has big problems in the coming midterm elections. Of all places, Republican Susan Collins could triumph in Democratic-leaning Maine.
Philipp Kollenbroich reports from Saco and Old Orchard Beach, Maine

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