Cynthia Dill, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine, attacked the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee as for failing to support her candidacy or “share [the] ideals” of her state today.
“Don’t let the DSCC and other beltway insiders decide who Maine’s next United States Senator will be,” Dill wrote in a fundraising email, the Bangor Daily News observed. “We know these groups don’t share our ideals and will not fight for working families, small businesses and Maine values.”
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The DSCC could pick up the seat anyway if Angus King, the former governor running as an independent, wins the election and caucuses with the Democrats.
“We are talking to a lot of people up in Maine and are making a determination on what we’re going to do,” Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said when refusing to endorse her party’s nominee.
