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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Republican Sen. Susan Collins’ Maine office was targeted by vandals on the eve of Election Day, with red paint dumped outside the building and an ominous message scrawled across the sidewalk. The Monday night attack marked the second time in roughly a month that Collins’ Biddeford office had been vandalized, raising fresh concerns about intimidation […]
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