Vice President JD Vance said he is “frustrated” at times with Senator Susan Collins but also praised her independence during remarks in Maine.
The comments highlight the political balancing act for Republicans in a key Senate battleground, where Collins’ centrist record is seen as critical to winning voters. The race could help determine control of the Senate, with Collins facing a competitive reelection fight against progressive Democrat Graham Platner in November.
Speaking in Bangor, Vance said he sometimes wishes Collins were “more partisan” but argued her independence makes her “a good fit for the people of Maine,” referencing the state’s electorate.
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