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Ethan Weld MR Alcorn is one of 25 candidates listed in Maine’s 2026 U.S. Senate general election. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is contested.
Alcorn’s candidate designation is UN. Susan M. Collins, a Republican, is the incumbent in the race. The field also includes candidates listed as Democrats, Republicans, Independents, UN and TX.
Background, finances and policy
Alcorn has no biography on file. Funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are also not on file. There are no documented policy positions for Alcorn, so no stance on a public issue can be attributed to the candidate.
The same record status applies to every candidate in the field: no biographies, fundraising totals, spending totals, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file. The finance entries do not state dollar amounts.
Candidates in the election
The candidate field is presented alphabetically below. Each entry includes the candidate’s listed political designation and record status.
- Andrea Laflamme — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Ashley James Webb — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Carmem Vincent Mr. Calabrese — Republican. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Carmen Vincent Mr. Calabrese — Republican. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Daira Rodriguez — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Dan Kleban — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Daniel C Smeriglio — Republican. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- David Alan Evans — Independent. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- David Costello — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Ethan Weld MR Alcorn — UN. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Gavin Solomon — Republican. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Graham Platner — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Janet Trafton Mills — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Jordan Wood — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Natasha Alcala — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Nirav Shah — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Owen Nicholas Carlson — TX. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Paige Loud — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Phillip Rench — Independent. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Saundra Pelletier — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Shenna Bellows — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Susan M. Collins — Republican, incumbent. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Timothy Rich — UN. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Troy Dale Jackson — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
- Tucker Favreau — Democrat. Biography, finance figures and policy positions are not on file.
What comes next
The general election remains scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Voters can watch for official updates to the candidate list, campaign finance records and documented issue positions as the election process continues.
Any later finance figures would need to distinguish among money raised, money spent and cash on hand. Candidate statements or filings would also be needed before a policy position could be attributed to Alcorn or another person in the race.
