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How many R’s and I’s didn’t vote in 2016?

The poll doesn't say, but the sample includes 9% of people who didn't vote in 2016.

Here are a few more interesting poll results:

Approve or disapprove of the Collins' vote to confirm Bret Kavanaugh:

Region	Sample Size	Approve %	Disapprove %
Acadia/Bangor CD2	11%	36	58
Cumberland	25%	25	69
North CD2	27%	52	42
Rest of CD1	29%	38	55
Southwest CD2	17%	45	45

Approve or disapprove of the Collins' vote against ~~impeaching~~ convicting President Trump:

NOTE: This question is written in the negative. First, they say "impeach" instead of convict or acquit, since the House impeaches and the Senate holds trials. Second, the question didn't ask their opinion of acquitting President Trump, it asked about not convicting President Trump. That introduces a bias towards the presumption of guilt instead of innocence (which is the standard in the United States).

Region	Sample Size	Approve %	Disapprove %
Acadia/Bangor CD2	11%	30	66
Cumberland	25%	37	58
North CD2	27%	51	46
Rest of CD1	29%	44	55
Southwest CD2	17%	46	51

Approve or disapprove of the Collins' vote to repeal and replace Affordable Care Act:

Region	Sample Size	Approve %	Disapprove %
Acadia/Bangor CD2	11%	57	34
Cumberland	25%	48	37
North CD2	27%	49	40
Rest of CD1	29%	54	35
Southwest CD2	17%	43	48

NOTE: The surprise here is that most of the state hates Obamacare and approved of Collins' vote to repeal it (even the liberal parts). However, southwest CD2 preferred to keep it, despite favoring her and preferring a Republican Senate. I don't know what the situation is in southwest Maine to drive this sentiment.

-PJ