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Angus S. King Jr. is an Independent senator from Maine who has served in the Senate since January 2013 after two terms as governor of Maine. The Biographical Directory records earlier work in law, media, business and energy conservation.
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Angus S. King Jr. is an Independent senator from Maine who has served in the Senate since January 2013 after two terms as governor of Maine. The Biographical Directory records earlier work in law, media, business and energy conservation.
Open biography & office record ↓Angus S. King Jr. is an Independent senator from Maine who has served in the Senate since January 2013 after two terms as governor of Maine. The Biographical Directory records earlier work in law, media, business and energy conservation.
King’s Senate office lists assignments to Armed Services, the Select Committee on Intelligence, Energy and Natural Resources, and Veterans’ Affairs. His work in the 119th Congress continues to emphasize defense, intelligence, energy and veterans oversight.
This editorial review records sourced biography and current institutional roles. King caucuses with Democrats, but the profile preserves his official Independent party designation and does not infer policy positions from caucus affiliation alone.
Editorial research reviewed: August 20, 2026. Public-record fields continue to refresh independently from official chamber sources.
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