2026 Maine Senate Nomination Process

2026 Maine Senate Nomination Process:

5 Things To Know About Susan Collins Ahead of the GOP Convention

Augusta, Maine – As Republicans gather for the Maine GOP Convention this weekend, one thing is clear: Susan Collins is running on the same record that has made her one of the most unpopular senators in the country.

Maine Democratic Party Executive Director Devon Murphy-Anderson released the following statement:

“From helping Donald Trump advance his extreme MAGA agenda, to gutting health care for thousands of Mainers, to paving the way for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Susan Collins has spent the last 30 years putting Washington Republicans and her corporate donors ahead of Maine’s working families. And, us Mainers are fed up – and that’s why she enters 2026 in the weakest position of her career.”

Here are five things Mainers should remember about Susan Collins and the record she’ll be forced to defend in 2026.

5 Things to Know:

Susan Collins is facing record-low approval ratings and is in a weaker position now than at any point in her previous reelection campaigns.

Susan Collins is a reliable vote for Donald Trump’s extreme agenda.

Susan Collins helped gut Mainers’ health care to fund tax breaks for billionaires.

Collins refused to protect Mainers from massive health care premium hikes.

Collins helped overturn Roe v. Wade – and she’s still attacking reproductive freedom.

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2026 Senate Process

Maine Democrats across the state are coming together to select our next U.S. Senate nominee — and defeat Susan Collins in November.