Janet Mills

As Maine’s first woman District Attorney, Attorney General, and Governor, I'm proud to wish everyone a happy International Women’s Day.

I’m running for the U.S. Senate to continue fighting for women to be heard, seen, and respected — and I will always stand up for our rights.

A fantastic afternoon yesterday in Rockland surrounded by community members and leaders.

Maine people make our state special — as Senator, I promise to fight for you with all I've got.

AIO Food Pantry helps hundreds of Maine people in Rockland put food on the table each week — and it's all thanks to their amazing volunteers.

Thank you so much for welcoming me!

Susan Collins has gotten all too comfortable staying silent as the President takes a wrecking ball to our Constitution.

This moment demands someone who will fight back. I've stood up to him before, and I'm not afraid to do it again in the Senate.

I'm the only Democrat who has won a statewide race — not once, but twice — in the last 20 years.

Maine people know me. They know that unlike Susan Collins, I've got the backbone to stand up to the President, and that I'll always put them first.

11 caucuses, 8 counties, and over 1,000 miles — what a weekend!

Susan Collins just gave Donald Trump the green light to take further unilateral military action that could push the United States into another endless war without oversight.

She doesn't have the courage to stand up to the President, even when American lives are on the line.

Winning this race is going to take courage, conviction, and experience, and I’ve got all three.

I’ve never backed down from a fight, and I never will.

I’m running for the U.S. Senate because I’ve got the experience it takes to beat Susan Collins, and the backbone to stand up to the President.

Thank you for being in this fight with me — together, we will give Maine the leadership it deserves.

Wrapped up a fantastic weekend of traveling all across our beautiful state in Augusta. As your Senator, I promise to always show up for you.

📍Knox County, Waldo County, and Augusta Democratic Caucuses 

Thank you for having me!

State championship basketball is a special thing in Maine. Stopped by the Augusta Civic Center last night to watch a few teams battle it out.

Congratulations to all those who fought hard to get there and to those who took home the gold ball!

My thoughts are with the families and loved ones of the U.S service members who lost their lives today as a result of Trump’s reckless, unilateral actions in Iran.

The administration owes Americans answers and Congress must demand accountability and consultation.

It’s Day 2 of visiting our state’s caucuses, starting with Democrats from Saco, Biddeford, and Dayton!

I’ve spent my career fighting for Maine, and I won’t stop now.

Thank you to everyone who joined me across our state yesterday — looking forward to day 2 of caucuses!

Closed out Day 1 of caucuses in Portland, Falmouth, and Sumner!

I’m working to earn each and every one of your votes — together, we’ll continue to fight for the values we hold close as Maine people.

This weekend, I’ll be traveling to meet with voters at Democratic Caucuses all across our state.

Topsham, Lincoln, Fayette, Monmouth, Readfield, Wayne, and Winthrop, thank you for spending your Saturday morning with me!

It was great to meet with folks this afternoon at Swamp Buck! Thank you to all who came out.

Made it to Fort Kent ahead of the annual Can-Am 🛷🐾 Best of luck to everyone racing this weekend!

Fueled up for the last stretch of our road trip up to Fort Kent and the Can-Am with a visit to Gotta Coffee in Madawaska — a lemonade was the perfect treat!

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For what it’s worth, I don’t have any tattoos.

The Trump Administration has continued to weaponize the federal government and abuse its power to threaten and intimidate anyone who doesn’t bend the knee to them.

I’m running because Maine deserves a Senator who will stand up to him — and it’s clear that’s not Susan Collins.

Over 8,000 Maine people have been forced to drop their health insurance because of the failures of this administration and the inaction of Susan Collins.

Health care is a human right. It’s time our leadership in Washington starts acting like it.

Last night, the President made a mockery of the affordability crisis, and failed to acknowledge how his tariffs are making it worse.

These tariffs are a tax on Maine people, they're unconstitutional, and they have to stop.

One thing is clear to me after listening to all 107 minutes of the President trying to talk tough to hide his weak leadership –– Maine needs a Senator who is going to stand up and fight back.

I’ve got what it takes to get it done.

Susan Collins was a pivotal vote to advance Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” that guts Medicaid and will force thousands of Maine people to lose access to health care.

That’s not the kind of “leadership” that Maine people deserve.