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Should Maine's campaign laws be changed to prevent mistakes like this?

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A $25,000 advertisement supporting GOP Sen. Susan Collins aired in Portland, Oregon, instead of Portland, Maine, due to an error by the ad buyer, Cross Screen Media. The Republican PAC Defending Main Street's president, Sarah Chamberlain, expressed her discontent, attributing the mistake solely to Cross Screen Media, which has since issued a refund and relocated the ad to Maine. Collins is facing a tight race against her Democratic opponent, Troy Jackson, amid ongoing controversies and allegations surrounding both candidates.

Campaign Blunder Causes Ad for Key Senate Race to Air in the Wrong State on the Opposite End of the Country