Official portrait of Sen. Susan Collins

Sen. Susan Collins

RepublicanAppropriations Committee Chair
U.S. Senate · Maine · Term ends Jan 3, 2027 · Next election Nov 3, 2026
Appropriations87.4K followers
The portrait is this official's real congressional photo (public domain). All votes, scores, promises, and gap figures on this page are simulated demonstration data tied to this demo's fictional bills — not this official's actual record.

Senior senator from Maine and Appropriations chair, facing reelection in 2026 — the demo's marquee Senate race. Holds the chamber's highest simulated attendance record.

Representation Index — five separate measurements, never one blended score

Promise Delivery
Kept
56%
Partial
24%
Active
12%
Broken
9%
Constituent Alignment
66%aligned
Legislative Participation
Attendance99%
Sponsored12
Cosponsored93
Transparency
83%disclosure
Community Confidence
59%confidence

Representation Gap

-12%gap score
Prescription drug price negotiation

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Official Actions

Voted NO on drug-price negotiation expansion (simulated)Jun 20, 2026

Opposed the expansion while backing a narrower insulin-cap alternative. Simulated state sentiment: 71% favored expansion.

Appropriations markup (simulated)Jun 8, 2026

Advanced the Labor-HHS bill with bipartisan mental-health funding increases.

Cosponsored Senate trading-ban companion (simulated)May 16, 2026

One of four Republicans backing the blind-trust framework.

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