Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) said on Tuesday as the midterm elections were underway that her office in Biddeford, Maine, was vandalized with red paint on Monday evening.
“This is so unacceptable, and it’s unfair to my caseworkers who are working there,” she told CBS News. “And, fortunately, they refuse to be intimidated by this and the office is open and doing business today.”
Collins said the office was there to help her constituents with Social Security, veterans benefits, or the Internal Revenue Service.
“This is not a political office,” she said.
The vandals, she said, poured red paint that said, “Blood on her hands.” It’s the second time the vandalism has occurred at that office during the 2026 campaign, the Republican senator added….