Sheet · U.S. House District 2 · 2026 general election

Maine U.S. House District 2, 2026

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Race
U.S. House District 2
Election day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Evidence
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In plain language

This race at a glance

This race elects the U.S. House member for Maine District 2.

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Money in this race

Evidence card · Money in this race From After Citizens United

What the campaigns reported, outside spending for and against each candidate, and organizational contributions. Read each figure with the reporting period printed beside it; the card links to every filing behind it.

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Table of outside spending

Who is spending

Each row repeats what a filer reported to the FEC. “In favor” and “Against” are the filer’s words, not this site’s judgement.

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Sources & data status

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