Today, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jordan Wood announced his campaign has raised more than $3 million since entering the race to defeat Susan Collins. The campaign has received 140,000 donations, including support from over
2,800 Mainers across all 16 counties.
“I’m so grateful for the thousands of Mainers who have stepped up and contributed to support our campaign,” said Jordan Wood, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. “People across our state want a new generation of leadership who will stand up to Donald Trump, end the political corruption in Washington, and deliver big solutions to the affordability crisis facing Maine families. Our campaign is built by Mainers and for Mainers, and together we’re proving that courage, not just concern, will win this election and deliver the change our state and country need.”
Notable fundraising stats:
- Average donation was just $18
- Contributions from over 350 towns in Maine, across all 16 counties
- Over 70,000 individual contributors
Since launching his campaign, Jordan has:
- Earned the endorsements of more than 25 current and former Maine elected leaders, including State Reps. Lydia Crafts (HD-46), Rafael Macias (HD-51), Deqa Dhalac (HD-120), and Portland City Councilor April Fournier
- Held 11 in person public town halls, meeting Mainers in Brewer, Bath, Auburn, Skowhegan, Kennebunkport, Presque Isle, Dover-Foxcroft, Machias, Ellsworth, Portland, and Waldoboro
- Campaigned in 15 of Maine’s 16 counties