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Republican US Senator Susan Collins announces bid for re-election

Collins announced that she will seek a sixth Senate term in November.

Republican US Senator Susan Collins announces bid for re-election
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Susan Collins announced she will seek a sixth Senate term in November, setting up a closely watched Maine race. Her decision comes amid President Trump’s attacks on her over her support for a resolution limiting military action in Venezuela.

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Susan M. Collins
R · ME · SEN

Senator from Maine seeking re-election

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who criticized Collins over her support for the Venezuela resolution

Democratic Senate candidate in Maine

Maine governor and Democratic contender for the Senate seat

ALSO MENTIONED  Amy Coney Barrett, Supreme Court justice whose nomination Collins opposed; Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela, whose capture preceded the resolution discussed

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Susan Collins Announces Reelection Bid

Outlets report that Susan Collins announced she will seek a sixth Senate term in 2026; coverage describes a competitive Maine race that could affect control of the Senate. Center outlets mostly emphasize the campaign, its challengers and the race’s stakes, with some highlighting Collins’s experience and independence. Right-leaning outlets also note the competitive race, but give more weight to Republican control and Collins’s position within her party amid support from Republicans and criticism from Trump.

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