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Sen. Susan Collins officially announces run for reelection in 2026

Collins announced that she will seek another Senate term in 2026.

Sen. Susan Collins officially announces run for reelection in 2026
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Sen. Susan Collins announced Tuesday that she will seek re-election in 2026. Democratic challengers Janet Mills and Graham Platner criticized her record in statements responding to the announcement.

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Maine senator announcing a re-election campaign

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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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