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Earlier this week we found that Susan Collins led a generic Democrat 42-34 for reelection.
But that if she voted for Kavanaugh, that dropped to a 45-45 tie.
But that if she voted for Kavanaugh, that dropped to a 45-45 tie.
Collins' strength has always been her crossover appeal beyond Republicans.
We found that initially, she trailed only 53-26 with Clinton voters.
But that if she voted for Kavanaugh, she would trail 80-9 with Clinton voters.
This vote could be the end of that crossover appeal
We found that initially, she trailed only 53-26 with Clinton voters.
But that if she voted for Kavanaugh, she would trail 80-9 with Clinton voters.
This vote could be the end of that crossover appeal
Only 41% of Mainers support confirming Kavanaugh, to 54% who are opposed.
And 49% say voting to confirm Kavanaugh would make them less likely to vote for Collins in the future, to 39% more likely
And 49% say voting to confirm Kavanaugh would make them less likely to vote for Collins in the future, to 39% more likely
