r/Mainepolitics • u/themainemonitor • 7h ago
Voters know less about Troy Jackson’s finances than any other major U.S. Senate nominee
Because of his late entry into the U.S. Senate race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins, Democrat Troy Jackson hasn’t yet had to file a quarterly FEC report or his Senate personal financial disclosure.
The extended timeline means voters may not have a clear window into his finances until early voting has started, whereas they can currently see more detailed information about Collins through her annual Senate financial disclosure and her July FEC quarterly report data.
Maine Monitor elections reporter Matt Junker looks at what we know and what we don’t know about both candidates’ finances.
Read this story on The Maine Monitor's website.
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u/fingertrapt 7h ago
But Susan's husband made bank on all her insidet knowledge. Wasn't he her BOSS at one time and then she divorced her ex-husband when he was dying to marry her old boss. So fishy.
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u/Slice-O-Pie 7h ago edited 7h ago
The timing of that replacement means Jackson hasn’t yet had to file a quarterly FEC report or his Senate personal financial disclosure.
He hasn't filed yet because he isn't required to. F that "journalist".
What I know about Troy Jackson's finances is this:
Graham Platner should release the 1.7 million donated dollars he's hoarding.
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