Collins' Husband And Adviser Worked For Lobbyists Behind Data Center Push
The report says a contractor routed $150,000 through an LLC to a pro-Collins super PAC and raised fresh questions about campaign ties.
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Collins' Husband And Adviser Worked For Lobbyists Behind Data Center Push
Maine Sen. Susan Collins’ husband did consulting work for Chesapeake Enterprises, a lobbying firm that has pushed for more data center development.This was in 2025 when the firm’s only registered lobbyist was Scott Reed, the man at the center of an alleged pay-to-play scheme that is now threatening to derail Collins’ reelection campaign.Concerns about data centers and political corruption have consistently ranked as top issues for voters this ye…
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