Susan Margaret Collins is an American politician.
Collins was born on December 7, 1952, currently 69 years of age. She was born in Caribou, Maine.
Collins is a senior United States Senator for Maine since 1997 and a Republican Member.
In the history of Maine, she has been its longest-serving Congress Member.
Her political career kick-started when she became a staff assistant to Senator William Cohen in 1975.
Since then Collins has been among high-ranking politicians to hold various positions in office.
After her very first election to the US Senate in 1997, she was reelected in 2002, 2008, 2014, 2020 till present.
Collins is married to Thomas Daffron who is a lobbyist.
Where did Susan Collins go to college?
Collins began her education at Caribou High School where she became president of the Student Council.
From Caribou High School, Collins attended St Lawrence University in Canton, New York.
At St Lawrence University, she studied Government and in the year 1975, she graduated.
She was one of the women in the senate who voted for Ketanji Brown Jackson who is to become the first black woman to sit on the Supreme Court when she assumes office.
Susan Collins is the longest-serving woman in the Senate.
