Senator Susan Collins Reaches 10,000 Consecutive Senate Votes
May 20, 2026
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Susan Collins
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Key Facts
- Senator Susan Collins has cast 10,000 consecutive votes in the U.S. Senate.
- Senator Collins began her Senate career in January 1997.
- Senator Collins has not missed a single vote during her tenure.
- The remarks were entered into the Congressional Record on May 20, 2026.
- Senator John Barrasso serves as the Senate majority whip.
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This document serves as an official legislative record of a procedural milestone in the U.S. Senate and does not change any laws, funding, or constituent services.
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Long-term voting consistency
The document highlights a 29-year streak of perfect attendance for floor votes.
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