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Susan Collins

R
U.S. Senator · Maine · 105th-119th, 29 years 8 months
Overview of the Representative's office, activities, and communications.

About

Collins, Susan Margaret A Senator from Maine; born in Caribou, Aroostook County, Maine, December 7, 1952; graduated from St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY 1975; worked for United States Senator William S. Cohen 1975-1987, serving as staff director of the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on the Oversight of Government Management 1981-1987; commissioner of the Maine Department of Professional and Financial Regulation 1987-1992; New England regional director, United States Small Business Administration 1992; served as deputy state treasurer of Massachusetts, 1993; won an eight-way Republican primary to become the first woman nominated for governor of Maine in 1994, but lost general election; elected as a Republican to the United States Senate in 1996; reelected in 2002, 2008, 2014, and again in 2020 for the term ending January 3, 2027; chair, Committee on Governmental Affairs (One Hundred Eighth Congress), Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (One Hundred Ninth Congress), Special Committee on Aging (One Hundred Fourteenth through One Hundred Sixteenth Congresses), Committee on Appropriations (One Hundred Nineteenth Congress).

Official Biography · U.S. Congress.
Years served
29
Bills introduced
29
Enacted
0
Cosponsored
306
Committees
10

Performance & Participation

Votes CastTop 25%
100% — Voted in 869 of 869 roll call votes this congress.
Avg 97% · Most: 100% · Least: 87%
Vote IndependenceTop 25%
15.2% — Voted against their own party majority 130 of 858 times.
Avg 2.8% · Most independent: 19.0% · Most party-line: 0.0%
Cosponsors AttractedMiddle 50%
261 — Attracted 261 cosponsors across 29 bills.
Avg 320 · Most: 967 · Least: 0
Cosponsors Attracted Cross-AisleTop 25%
187 — Attracted 187 cosponsors across the aisle.
Avg 79 · Most: 354 · Least: 0
Cosponsorships GivenMiddle 50%
306 — 306 bills cosponsored.
Avg 330 · Most: 727 · Least: 30
Cosponsorships Given Cross-AisleTop 25%
164 — 164 bills cosponsored across the aisle.
Avg 94 · Most: 425 · Least: 0
Social Media ToneiTop 25%
NegativePositive
Avg +0.65 · Most: +0.93 · Least: +0.48
Press Release ToneiTop 25%
NegativePositive
Avg +0.33 · Most: +0.62 · Least: +0.09
Maine Republicans must reconstruct anew | Opinion
Portland Press Herald · Nov 8, 2026
This election, Maine wanted one thing: Something different
Lewiston Sun Journal · Nov 8, 2026
After the midterms, where does the Republican Party stand?
Al Jazeera · Nov 8, 2026
Marveling at Maine from afar | Letter
Lewiston Sun Journal · Nov 8, 2026
A Requiem for the Midterms - Articles
American Thinker · Nov 7, 2026
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2026 Campaign Finance
$25.2M
Raised
61%
Individual
5%
PAC
—
Small $
21,510
Donors
Individual 61%PAC 5%Other 35%
Top PAC Donors
NRSC$62K
REPUBLICAN JEWISH COALITION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (RJC-PAC)$13K
JOBS OPPORTUNITY NOW POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$12K
AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD LLP CIVIC ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA AKIN GUMP PAC)$10K
AKSM UROLOGY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 'AKSM UROLOGY PAC'$10K
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Data sourced from official congressional records, CRS, and FEC filings. AllCiv Score methodology available at allciv.com/methodology.