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U.S. Senate · ME · Democratic candidate · 2026

Troy Jackson

Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine

Allagash logger and former Maine Senate president focused on universal health care, working-family tax relief and stronger federal rights.

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StateMaine
OfficeU.S. Senate
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Troy stands.

Campaign position

Pass Medicare for All

  • Supports Medicare for All and lower prescription-drug costs as federal health-care priorities

Campaign position

Shift taxes toward the wealthy

  • Would raise the tax contribution of billionaires and corporations while cutting taxes for working families

Campaign position

Abolish federal immigration enforcement agency

  • Calls for dismantling and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement as a federal policy priority

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Protect federal abortion access

  • Supports establishing a federal right to abortion to protect reproductive choice throughout the country

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Protect voting and organizing rights

  • Supports the right to vote and organize for all Americans, alongside comprehensive LGBTQ civil-rights protections

Campaign position

Ban congressional stock trading

  • Supports banning stock trading by members of Congress and overturning Citizens United to curb dark money

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2019

    Accomplishment

    Helped fund local hunger relief

    Sponsored enacted legislation providing $1 million for the Mainers Feeding Mainers farm-and-food-bank partnership.

  • Experience

    Fifth-generation Maine logger

    Worked in the woods cutting timber, driving trucks and operating logging equipment.

  • Experience

    Maine state legislator

    Served in Maine's legislature, representing his northern Maine community.

  • Experience

    Maine Senate president

    Led the Maine Senate as its president during six years of his legislative career.

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