Troy Jackson Files First Financial Disclosure—How Wealth Compares to Collins'
The report shows the Democrat's fortune is a fraction of his rival's, adding another wrinkle to the tight Senate contest.
Troy Jackson filed his first financial disclosure report, shedding light on his earnings and assets as he seeks to unseat incumbent Republican Susan Collins in Maine's Senate race. The disclosure, after a nearly two-month extension, reveals Jackson's income primarily coming from consulting work and his wife's pension benefits. However, Collins' estimated net worth is significantly higher, sitting in the millions of dollars.
Jackson's campaign emphasizes his experience working for a paycheck and his understanding of financial struggles, contrasting it with Collins' extensive financial holdings.
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