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Doors to Sen. Collins' Biddeford Office Vandalized with Spray Paint

Police are investigating the vandalism, and Collins’ office said the act was unacceptable and would not intimidate staff.

  • On Monday, Senator Susan Collins' Biddeford office at 160 Main Street was vandalized with a vulgar message spray-painted on the front doors.
  • The incident occurs amid a heated reelection campaign between Collins and former state Senate President Troy Jackson, who has criticized her political alignment with President Donald Trump.
  • Assistant Senate Minority Leader Matt Harrington shared photos of the graffiti on social media Monday, prompting Biddeford Police Chief JoAnne Fisk to confirm an investigation.
  • Collins' chief of staff Katie Brown called the vandalism 'unacceptable,' while Jackson stated there is 'no place for this' in Maine and condemned the act.
  • Collins seeks a sixth term—unprecedented for a Maine senator—facing six write-in candidates amid ongoing scrutiny of her ties to President Donald Trump.
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Susan Collins’ Biddeford office vandalized

A social media post from a local Republican lawmaker showed a vulgar phrase spray-painted on the office doors before it was scrubbed off Monday.

·Lewiston, United States
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