Troy D. Jackson
Logger; former Maine Senate President · Allagash
The gist
- Supports raising taxes on billionaires and large corporations.
- Supports banning members of Congress from trading stock.
- Supports overturning Citizens United to limit dark money.
- Pledges to protect voting and organizing rights.
- Supports federal civil rights protections for LGBTQ+ people.
- Supports Medicare for All at the national level.
- Opposes requiring photo ID to vote.
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Supports raising taxes on billionaires and large corporations.
Troy's priorities in the SenateCampaign website · Troy Jackson for Maine · jacksonformaine.com
“Tax the billionaires and make sure greedy corporations pay their fair share.”
Supports banning members of Congress from trading stock.
Troy's priorities in the SenateCampaign website · Troy Jackson for Maine · jacksonformaine.com
“Ban members of Congress from trading stock.”
Supports overturning Citizens United to limit dark money.
Troy's priorities in the SenateCampaign website · Troy Jackson for Maine · jacksonformaine.com
“Overturn Citizens United and get dark money out of politics.”
Pledges to protect voting and organizing rights.
Troy's priorities in the SenateCampaign website · Troy Jackson for Maine · jacksonformaine.com
“Protect the right to vote and organize for every American.”
Supports federal civil rights protections for LGBTQ+ people.
Troy's priorities in the SenateCampaign website · Troy Jackson for Maine · jacksonformaine.com
“Pass comprehensive civil rights legislation protecting the LGBTQ+ community from discrimination.”
Supports Medicare for All at the national level.
Your Vote 2026 profile: Troy Jackson, Democrat for governorCandidate questionnaire · Maine Public · Apr 17, 2026 · mainepublic.org
“I support Medicare for All on the national level and would support creating a public option here in Maine.”
Opposes requiring photo ID to vote.
Your Vote 2026 profile: Troy Jackson, Democrat for governorCandidate questionnaire · Maine Public · Apr 17, 2026 · Lightning round: answered No · mainepublic.org
“Should it be necessary to provide a photo ID in order to vote?”