But one area that haunts me is the lack of justice for folks in the Maine National Guard who trained at Gagetown. Folks were exposed to harmful chemicals but are ineligible for care and compensation because they don’t have “veteran status.” #MEpolitics youtu.be/b_B4Mx3FjLs?si…

With their government-sponsored health care, politicians in D.C. voted for a funding bill that will make health care more expensive for thousands of Mainers. We deserve better. #MEpolitics

Thank you to my union brothers and sisters at IBEW Local 2327 for endorsing my campaign! This campaign isn't about me, it's about building a Maine that works for everyday people — the people who keep this state running. And I'm honored to have earned your support. #mepolitics

IBEW Local 2327 joins 37 other labor unions representing nurses, construction workers, electricians, machinists, painters, laborers, and communications workers across the state backing our campaign. Join our movement: jacksonformaine.com! #MEpolitics

If you ever wonder why Troy Jackson gets so worked about health care, it's because of stories like this. Maine deserves a governor who gets it. #MEpolitics

US Senate candidate Graham Platner for Senate & gubernatorial candidate Troy Jackson were up in Houlton supporting striking nurses!

Whenever I've been sick or in the hospital, it's the nurses who've had my back. Now, I get the chance to have theirs. Proud to march in solidarity with National Nurses United at Houlton Regional Hospital! #mepolitics

Delivering food boxes as a part of Food AND Medicine's Solidarity Harvest is something I look forward to every year. It's about solidarity, not charity. #mepolitics #Solidarity

As many of you know, my family relied on relief growing up - much like many other folks in our area. So playing a small role in helping other folks get through tough times means a lot to me. #mepolitics #Solidarity

If you haven't heard of Food AND Medicine in Brewer or the annual Solidarity Harvest, I encourage you to check out. To me, it represents the best of Maine people - hardworking folks stepping up for each other. Learn more here: foodandmedicine.org/solidarity-har…. #mepolitics #Solidarity

Another day, another picket! Brother Troy Jackson joins UMaine Graduate Workers UAW in calling on University of Maine to settle a fair contract!

Gubernatorial candidate Troy Jackson, a fifth-generation logger from Allagash, said “the status quo just isn’t working for folks...Wall Street billionaires are buying up our communities.” #mepolitics sunjournal.com/2025/11/24/jay…

Proud to stand in solidarity with the hardworking folks in Jay. They aren’t asking for much - just to be able to afford to remain in their mobile homes and in their communities. #mepolitics sunjournal.com/2025/11/24/jay…

This is disappointing and just plain disrespectful. State workers deserve better. #MEpolitics

With neighbors ‘barely skimping by’ Jay mobile home park residents ask for pause on lot rent hikes spectrumlocalnews.com/me/maine/housi…

Thinking of all the MSEA-SEIU Local 1989 members working hard to clear the roads during Maine's first snowstorm of the year. You deserve better than a hostile administration. So on behalf of Mainers from Kittery to Fort Kent, thank you for the work you do. We have your back. #mepolitics

This is what #solidarity looks like! #mepolitics

Seven years ago today, I was elected Maine Senate President - an honor I never would've imagined for myself in a building where I never thought I'd belong. like me could belong. #MEpolitics

When you grow up never expecting to go to college, never feeling like you fit in a suit, and never seeing yourself as anything but a working-class person, you never expect to find yourself here - serving in government or running for office. #MEpolitics

And once again, I find myself running for office because I don't think the status quo is working for everyday people. Because I feel compelled to finish what we started. And because I feel determined. #mepolitics