Candidate profile: Tucker Favreau

The race

Tucker Favreau is running as a Democrat in Maine’s contested 2026 election for the U.S. Senate. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

Favreau is part of a 25-candidate field that includes Democrats, Republicans, independents and candidates listed with other affiliations. Republican Susan M. Collins is identified as the incumbent.

Favreau’s record

Favreau’s official candidate entry identifies a name, party affiliation and race. It lists no biography or documented positions on public policy. Campaign-finance totals for funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are also listed as not on file.

That means the record establishes that Favreau is seeking the office as a Democrat, but it does not establish a professional background, campaign priorities or positions on issues voters may consider in the Senate election.

Candidates in the contest

Each candidate’s current entry is summarized below using the same categories: party or affiliation, biography, campaign finances and documented policy positions.

• Tucker Favreau — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Daira Rodriguez — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Natasha Alcala — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Troy Dale Jackson — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Nirav Shah — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Ethan Weld MR Alcorn — UN. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Dan Kleban — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Daniel C Smeriglio — Republican. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Shenna Bellows — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Andrea Laflamme — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Gavin Solomon — Republican. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Carmem Vincent Mr. Calabrese — Republican. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Paige Loud — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Ashley James Webb — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Owen Nicholas Carlson — TX. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Saundra Pelletier — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Susan M. Collins — Republican, incumbent. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Graham Platner — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• David Costello — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Phillip Rench — Independent. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• David Alan Evans — Independent. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Timothy Rich — UN. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Carmen Vincent Mr. Calabrese — Republican. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Janet Trafton Mills — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.
• Jordan Wood — Democrat. No biography, finance totals or documented policy positions are on file.

What voters can track

The next official entries could add candidate biographies, campaign-finance totals or documented policy positions. Those records would give voters more information about each candidate’s background, campaign activity and approach to the work of a U.S. senator.

For now, the central election facts are the office, the candidate names and affiliations, the contested status of the race, and the Nov. 3, 2026, general-election date. The current entries do not support comparisons of the candidates’ issue positions or campaign finances.