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- Check47 days agoChange DetectedThe page now includes a specific lifetime conservative rating of 6.83% for a member of the Senate, along with a reference to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).SummaryDifference2%
- Check57 days agoChange DetectedThe page has been updated to reflect that Angus King was reelected to a third term and will become the oldest U.S. senator in Maine history upon turning 81. Additionally, it notes that his son, Angus III, is a candidate in the upcoming 2026 Maine gubernatorial election.SummaryDifference0.8%
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