Susan Collins is one of the fastest-rising stories on Reddit right now. We found 5 threads in 2 different communities, starting at Nov 4, 05:38 UTC; r/news and r/politics carry most of the discussion. That adds up to around 19.1K upvotes and 973 comments.
What the sources report
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- BBC News: Republican Susan Collins loses Maine seat, ending almost 30 years in the Senate
Maine's Senate race was mired in controversy after Democratic nominee Graham Planter withdrew following multiple scandals.
Where Reddit is talking about it
| Community | Threads | Upvotes | Comments | First thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| r/news | 1 | 13,690 | 522 | Nov 4, 05:38 UTC |
| r/politics | 4 | 5,456 | 451 | Nov 4, 06:40 UTC |
The biggest threads
- Susan Collins concedes to Troy Jackson in Maine Senate racer/news · 13,690 upvotes · 522 comments · Nov 4, 05:38 UTC · mainepublic.org
- Republican Susan Collins loses seat, ending almost 30 years in the Senater/politics · 2,879 upvotes · 226 comments · Nov 4, 08:46 UTC · BBC News
- Goodbye, Susan Collinsr/politics · 1,983 upvotes · 129 comments · Nov 4, 07:27 UTC · slate.com
- Troy Jackson declares victory in Maine Senate race as Senator Susan Collins concedesr/politics · 436 upvotes · 51 comments · Nov 4, 06:40 UTC · wgme.com
- The two issues that finally brought down Susan Collinsr/politics · 158 upvotes · 45 comments · Nov 4, 06:52 UTC · vox.com
Timeline on Reddit
- First thread we found, in r/news: “Susan Collins concedes to Troy Jackson in Maine Senate race”
- The biggest thread so far is posted in r/news (13,690 upvotes, 522 comments by our last count).
- The story reaches r/politics: “Troy Jackson declares victory in Maine Senate race as Senator Susan Collins concedes”
- First link to BBC News shared, in r/politics.
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