Susan Collins:
America's Most Bipartisan Senator.

Even if you don't love everything about her, you have to admit…

Susan Collins is a proven bipartisan leader – working with Democrats and Republicans – to fight for what's best for Maine families.

No one outworks Susan Collins

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The Record

A Proven Track Record. Standing Up for Maine.

From Aroostook to York County, Susan Collins shows up and delivers for every Mainer.

Senator Collins with a Maine lobsterman on his boat

Prioritizing Maine Jobs

From lobstermen to loggers to Main Street small businesses, Susan fights for the people who keep Maine working – including helping save 250,000 Maine jobs during the pandemic.

Senator Collins talking with a Maine veteran

Making Maine More Affordable

Fighting to lower costs for working families – reducing healthcare costs, restoring Social Security benefits to 25,000 Mainers, and securing federal resources that bring real relief.

Senator Collins talking with Mainers at a local diner

Delivering for Local Communities

Strengthening and protecting communities in all 16 counties – because whether you live in Caribou or Kittery, your town deserves a senator who shows up.

Senator Collins walking to work at the Capitol

A leader every Mainer can be proud of

Our Senator Susan Collins

250,000
Maine jobs saved during the pandemic
25,000
Mainers' Social Security benefits restored
$1.5 billion
in federal funding secured for Maine

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