
Troy Jackson
@TroyJackson207 • 30,179 subscribers
Mainer by birth. Logger by trade. With your help, Senator for the people.
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I’ve agreed to four debates with Susan Collins this October. I wanted two to be town hall-style, so Mainers could ask us questions directly. Senator Collins refused — maybe no surprise from someone who hasn’t held a damn town hall in 25 years. But I’m gonna keep showing up and answering to the people of Maine. And on that debate stage, I look forward to Mainers hearing the difference between our records, who we’ve fought for, and who we’ll fight for in the Senate.
Troy Jackson65,728 views • 3 days ago

I'm a Mainer who wants Medicare for All, and I approve this message.
Troy Jackson354,365 views • 17 days ago

Susan Collins lied to Mainers. She helped destroy Roe v. Wade, she advanced Trump's $990 billion Medicaid cuts, and she gave ICE $70 billion continue its rogue terror campaign. Together, we will replace her with a Senator who gives a damn about working people in this country.
Troy Jackson871,268 views • 1 month ago

Abortion is health care. That’s common sense to me. But Susan Collins helped give us a Supreme Court that overturned Roe — and today, a majority of the U.S. Senate still stands in the way of restoring abortion rights nationwide. If we want to restore the federal right to abortion, we have to flip the Senate. And that starts right here in Maine.
Troy Jackson134,024 views • 9 days ago

If Susan Collins really wanted to stand up for Mainers, she’d have said no to confirming Trump’s cabinet, who vowed to support tariffs. No to a war with Iran from the start that’s been raising gas prices and wasting tax dollars. No to $70 billion for ICE. No to tax breaks for billionaires while Maine’s health care system crumbles. Mainers see the difference between concern and action. And they’re damn tired of the concern.
Troy Jackson63,714 views • 4 days ago

I spent years working 80-hour weeks as a logger in Northern Maine. Billionaire landowners tried to cut our wages. We filed 137 complaints with the Department of Labor. Every single one was denied. We asked Susan Collins for help. She did nothing. So 14 other loggers and I blocked the Canadian border crossing in St. Pamphile for a week in 1998. That fight taught me something: nothing was going to change for working people unless we had a working class voice in the room. So I ran for the state legislature. There, I fought to lower prescription drug prices, passed universal school meals, protected union jobs, expanded rural health care, delivered property tax relief, and helped pass some of the strongest reproductive health protections in the country. Now I’m running for U.S. Senate because I’m tired of watching working families get squeezed while the wealthiest keep getting more. Working Mainers deserve a fighter in Washington. It’s time to put power back in the hands of the people. Join our movement at
Troy Jackson30,979 views • 3 days ago

Working people are sick and tired of getting left behind by corporate elites and Washington insiders like Susan Collins. Together, we can defeat her. I'm Troy Jackson. I'm a Mainer, a dad, a fifth-generation logger from Allagash, and I’m running for the United States Senate. I ask for your support so we can finally build the progressive future Mainers and Americans deserve. Join us at
Troy Jackson693,524 views • 1 month ago

If you worked all your life you deserve to know that Social Security is going to be there and it's going to be enough to live. Wealthy people don't have to pay the same share of their total income as the rest of us for Social Security. That has to stop. We need to make sure Susan Collins and Donald Trump’s wealthy donors pay their fair share into Social Security all the time. Scrap the cap. Raise the benefits.
Troy Jackson12,763 views • 2 days ago

I’ll see you today at Mechanics Park in Biddeford at 12 PM. Abolish ICE. Solidarity forever.
Troy Jackson260,117 views • 1 month ago

As many of you know, the Maine Democratic Party will hold a special convention on Saturday, July 25, where delegates will select the next Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate. We're in a strong position to win. But it will take all of us working together – and quickly. First order of business: become a delegate. Time is short. The deadline is Wednesday, July 15, at 5 PM. Register today at Delegates will be selected by Democratic Party voters who attend their county committee meetings on July 18 and 19. Exact dates and locations pending. Once you register, our team will be in touch to share information about your county meeting, answer any questions, and help you through the process. Thank you, all!
Troy Jackson237,104 views • 1 month ago

Susan Collins voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, and she still says she doesn’t regret it. That vote helped overturn Roe v. Wade and strip away abortion rights for millions of women. Since then, she’s backed Trump’s agenda that cuts health care for low-income families and threatens rural hospitals across Maine. Mainers should judge Susan Collins by her record — and that record has hurt women and families across our state.
Troy Jackson34,829 views • 10 days ago

I’m hosting my first town hall of the Senate campaign this week — which will be one more than Susan Collins has held in the last 25 years. I’m excited to debate Senator Collins, and I’ve invited her to join me at any of our three town halls this week so Mainers can ask both of us their questions directly. See you there, Susan?
Troy Jackson26,908 views • 8 days ago

Today, ICE fatally shot a husband, father, and member of Maine’s immigrant community. ICE’s rogue actions have now come to our state in the worst way imaginable — with the death of a fellow Mainer. This isn’t the America I want to live in. Enough is enough. Susan Collins voted to send $70 billion dollars to ICE with no reforms. I’d abolish it altogether. We need to come together as a community and demand a better future.
Troy Jackson137,505 views • 1 month ago

Today, I’m honored to introduce you to my mom in our latest ad.
Troy Jackson36,452 views • 14 days ago






