Republican Sen. Collins said in Maine’s third Senate debate on Tuesday that she voted to end the war after a 60-day waiting period, siding with Democrats nine times.

She said she would like to see an end to the war and an agreement for Iran to stop pursuing the enrichment of uranium and long-range ballistic missiles.

“I agree that the president did not have a good plan” for the war, Collins said, but there were not the votes to end it in the Senate.

Democrat Troy Jackson, who is challenging Collins in one of the country’s most competitive Senate races, said that the lack of votes means “we probably ought to have Democrats in charge of the U.S. Senate so that we have the votes to stop this war, to hold Donald Trump in check.”

“Let’s just get out,” Jackson said.