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Maine, Janet Mills and Senate

Maine Gov. Janet Mills kicks off Senate run, seeking to unseat longtime Sen. Susan Collins in key 2026 race

The first woman to be elected governor of Maine is set to try and accomplish what no candidate in her state has managed in more than 30 years: to defeat Republican Susan Collins.

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Democratic Senate Leaders Spark Fury by Backing Janet Mills in Maine

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Maine Gov. Janet Mills enters Senate race against Susan Collins

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Maine Gov. Mills Plans to Confront President Trump Again With Her Campaign for the US Senate

The New England governor who told President Donald Trump to his face that she would see him in court now plans to challenge Maine’s Republican U.S. senator at the ballot box.

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Maine Gov. Janet Mills Is Running For Senate

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Mills’ U.S. Senate campaign ignites battle between establishment and grassroots Democrats

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Booker has more than $21 million stockpiled for re-election campaign

Senator Cory Booker has no declared opponents yet ahead of his Senate re-election campaign in 2026, but that hasn’t stopped him from stockpiling more than

Bradenton Republican Jim Boyd to lead Florida Senate after 2026 elections

Senate Republicans formally voted for state Sen. Jim Boyd to lead the chamber after the 2026 elections during an Oct. 14 ceremony in the Capitol.

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What is the age requirement for Senate? Amid shutdown, Senate president among oldest ever

The oldest living senator in Congress is also the Senate President Pro Tempore amid the government shutdown 2025. How old is he? Meet Chuck Grassley.

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Special election date announced to fill David Yates' vacated Kentucky Senate seat

The date has been set for a special election to fill the Kentucky Senate District 37 seat. The position was recently vacated by David Yates, who was named interim Jefferson County Clerk following the death of longtime Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw.

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Elections board hearing officer recommends Illinois Senate President Don Harmon pay nearly $10 million fine

The Illinois State Board of Elections will decide next week whether it should follow a hearing officer’s recommendation and reject state Senate President Don Harmon’s appeal of a nearly $10 million fine for accepting campaign contributions in excess of state campaign finance limits.

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Judge to weigh timing of Franklin County special election after senator’s death

The seat, which includes part of Franklin County, became vacant when Sen. Gary Stubblefield, R-Branch, died in September.