She sponsored a bill to put guard rails on data centers but then she says that she doesn't believe what the legislature did here in Maine was right.
DisputedTroy Jackson, at Maine U.S. Senate General Election Debate 3 (WABI/WAGM)
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Why we checked itJackson asserts that Senator Collins both sponsored federal data center guardrail legislation and opposed Maine's legislative action on data centers — a potentially contradictory pair of positions that can be verified against her legislative record and public statements.
What we foundThe claim contains a key inaccuracy: Collins voted for the Ratepayer Protection Act but did not sponsor it — it was sponsored by Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH); and while Collins expressed skepticism of a blanket moratorium consistent with opposing the Maine legislature's approach, no source directly quotes her saying that approach was 'not right.'