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Collins’s Maine office vandalized on eve of election

Staffers found red paint and the words “blood on her hands” outside the senator’s Biddeford office, following a previous vandalism incident in September.

  • On Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, vandals defaced Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins' Biddeford office with red paint, scrawling "blood on her hands" on the sidewalk at 160 Main St.
  • The Biddeford office has been targeted for the second time in two months, following a September vulgar insult spray-painted on doors and the egging of Collins' Bangor home a week prior.
  • Democrat Troy Jackson, the former Maine Senate President, challenges Collins after being chosen as the Democratic Party nominee at a July 25 convention following the withdrawal of Graham Platner.
  • At a campaign stop in Aroostook County at Hub Coffee, Collins addressed the incident while her campaign shared photos showing red paint splattered on the office doors.
  • Collins seeks a sixth term in the U.S. Senate, a historic achievement no Maine senator has accomplished before, as Election Day voting unfolds.
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WBMA broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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