Collins's Maine office vandalized on eve of election
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Sen. Susan Collins's federal constituent service office in Maine was vandalized overnight with red paint reading "blood on her hands," the second such incident at the office within two months. The vandalism comes as Collins, a Republican, closes out a tight reelection race ahead of Election Day. The paint was also splashed across the office, according to photos obtained by NewsNation. The repeat damage highlights rising tensions around the incumbent's contest and could keep scrutiny on her record as voters head to the polls. Watch whether the episode resonates with voters in the final hours of the campaign and whether further incidents occur at other offices.
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