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Maine 2nd

📅 General: November 3, 2026
Last updated: Nov 01, 2026 06:45 PM
Poll Leader
No polls
0 candidates polled
Total Money in Race
$6.9M
Combined fundraising
Outside Spending
$37.5M
Independent expenditures
Corporate Influence
$104.5M
516 lobbying clients
🧠 Race Intelligence
Toss-Up
Signal Alignment INSUFFICIENT DATA at 0%
Data Signals
🏛️ Super PAC Activity in This Race
Committee
Direction
Amount
HMP
Opposing Lepage
$12.1M
SAFETY & AFFORDABILITY PAC INC.
Opposing Dunlap
$10.6M
CLF
Opposing Dunlap
$4.5M
PROJECT 218
Supporting Baldacci
$2.3M
CFFE PAC
Opposing Dunlap
$2.0M
REAL CHANGE PAC
Supporting Baldacci
$1.1M
NATIONAL NURSES UNITED FOR PATIENT PROTECTION
Opposing Dunlap
$972K
REAL CHANGE PAC
Opposing Dunlap
$769K
POVERTY TO PROSPERITY
Opposing Lepage
$290K
NO GOING BACK PAC INC.
Opposing Lepage
$258K
🏛️ Corporate Influence Pipeline
Companies spending $462.2M lobbying Congress are simultaneously directing $104.5M in campaign spending in this race.
516
Corporate Clients
$462.2M
Lobbying Spend
$104.5M
Campaign Spending
2554
Lobbyists
Lobbying Issues Connected to This Race
🏭 Trade & Manufacturing 🛡️ Defense & Security 🏥 Healthcare & Pharma ⚡ Energy & Utilities
Company Lobbying $ Campaign $ Candidate
PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH AND MANUFACTURERS OF AMERICA 🏥 🏭 🛡️
$64.4M
$168K
LEPAGE
RECORDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 🛡️ 🤖 🏭
$16.2M
$168K
LEPAGE
SAP AMERICA, INC. 🤖 🏭 🛡️
$13.2M
$168K
LEPAGE
INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY BANKERS OF AMERICA 🛡️ 🏥 💰
$11.0M
$168K
LEPAGE
TOYOTA MOTOR NORTH AMERICA INC (TMA) 🛡️ 🤖 🏭
$10.8M
$168K
LEPAGE
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. 🏭 🤖 ⚡
$10.6M
$168K
LEPAGE
FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE NORTH AMERICA 🏥 🏭 🛡️
$10.2M
$168K
LEPAGE
TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS AMERICA, INC. 🏥 🏭 💰
$9.3M
$168K
LEPAGE
Source: Senate LDA filings + FEC data via Hammerhead Intelligence. Lobbying $ = annual reported federal lobbying expenditures (company-wide). Campaign $ = IE spending directed at candidates in this specific race.
🏢 Donor Employer Groups — FEC Schedule A
Individual contributions aggregated by employer. Contributions are from employees, not the companies themselves.
WOOD (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Top employer groups (4 also lobby Congress)
MOTHERSHIP STRATEGIES
$39K (14)
SI
$7K (2)
FIRST SHIFT JUSTICE PROJECT
$7K (2)
MASTERCARD
$7K (2)
TAWANI ENTERPRISES
$7K (2)
J R DAVIDSON AND CO
$7K (2)
AMAZON WEB SERVICES
$6K (2)
LA WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE PAC
$5K (2)
LOVE AND CARROTS
$5K (4)
MESSAGE DIGITAL
$4K (2)
LEPAGE (REPUBLICAN PARTY) Top employer groups
PENOBSCOT MCCRUM
$21K (9)
EJ CARRIER
$21K (7)
G&E ROOFING
$14K (7)
RISBARA BROS. CONSTRUCTION
$10K (5)
PR FORTIN AND SONS
$7K (3)
COHEN PROPERTIES
$7K (3)
BOULOS COMPANY
$7K (3)
MARSH PROPERTIES
$7K (2)
CHAPMAN TRUCKING
$7K (3)
UFC
$7K (3)
DUNLAP (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Top employer groups (1 also lobby Congress)
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
$3K (11)
PERKINS THOMPSON PA
$2K (1)
EVERETT DEARMAN
$2K (2)
LOAVES AND FISHES FOOD PANTRY
$1K (2)
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
$1K (1)
MARIELLE GROH
$1K (1)
ATTORNEY
$1K (2)
K ROWE INVESTMENTS
$1K (1)
SUMMITT UTILITIES
$1K (1)
BIGELOW LABORATORY FOR OCEAN SCIENCE
$1K (1)
PINGREE (DEMOCRATIC PARTY) Top employer groups
INCITE
$4K (1)
MAPETSI POLICY GROUP
$3K (2)
RAPOZA ASSOCIATES
$1K (1)
NESSEL DEVELOPMENT
$1K (1)
PJM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
$1K (1)
NEW MEDIA FIRM
$600 (6)
LCI
$500 (1)
PROTECTERRA
$500 (2)
GALLEGOS CORP
$500 (1)
FRONTERA GROUP
$500 (1)
Source: FEC Schedule A (2026 cycle) via Hammerhead Intelligence
Federal Spending Context (CD-02)
Federal awards flowing into this jurisdiction · Source: USAspending.gov
$8.4B
Total Awards
21%
Defense ($47.8M)
1,335,907
Population
Top Industries & Recipients ▾
Commercial and Institutional B · $59.1M Research and Development in th · $36.0M Other Technical and Trade Scho · $26.8M Perishable Prepared Food Manuf · $24.7M Petroleum Refineries · $19.1M Frozen Fruit, Juice, and Veget · $16.7M
Recipient Amount
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, MAINE DEPARTM
$6.2B
MAINE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
$877.1M
MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
$358.8M
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY MAINE
$215.2M
MAINE STATE HOUSING AUTHORITY
$114.1M
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY RESOURCES
$110.7M
CIANBRO CORPORATION
$104.6M
JACKSON LABORATORY
$98.5M
Candidate Comparison
Candidate
RCP Avg
Raised
COH
Sm $
Burn
IE For
IE Agst
Lepage (R)
—
$3.3M
$848K
12%
74%
$805K
$12.1M
Dunlap (D)
—
$3.0M
$444K
37%
85%
$4.3M
$16.9M
Baldacci (D)
—
$665K
$6K
12%
99%
$2.3M
$1.1M
Financial Breakdown
Lepage (R)
Total Raised
$3,299,130
Cash on Hand
$848,224
Disbursements
$2,450,906
Individual Contributions
$1,689,499
PAC Contributions
$618,812
Small Dollar %
12.2%
Burn Rate
74.3%
Net IE Advantage
$-11.3M
Dunlap (D)
Total Raised
$2,964,964
Cash on Hand
$443,968
Disbursements
$2,520,996
Individual Contributions
$2,730,282
PAC Contributions
$212,248
Small Dollar %
36.9%
Burn Rate
85.0%
Net IE Advantage
$-12.6M
Baldacci (D)
Total Raised
$664,974
Cash on Hand
$5,634
Disbursements
$659,340
Individual Contributions
$498,617
PAC Contributions
$74,050
Small Dollar %
12.3%
Burn Rate
99.2%
Net IE Advantage
+$1.2M
📜 Historical Context — Maine
Partisan Lean D+2
↘ Trending R+3

ME has a partisan lean of D+2. The state has shifted toward Republicans by 3 points in recent elections. Republicans won 4 of the last 4 Senate races here (avg margin R+22).

Presidential Results
2020 D+8.9
2016 D+2.8
2012 D+15.1
2008 D+17.3
2004 D+9.0
Senate Results
2020 R+8.5
2018 R+24.8
2014 R+36.2
2012 R+16.9