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Maine Gov. Mills, 77, won't release medical records as age become issue in Senate race

Maine Gov. Janet Mills, 77, won't commit to release her medical records in her 2026 bid for Senate, Axios has learned, as her Democratic primary opponents call for a new generation of leadership in Congress.

Why it matters: If she wins, Mills would be the oldest first-term senator elected in U.S. history — 79 when she'd take office in January 2027. Congress now has more members over 70 than any time since at least 1950, increasing scrutiny on their fitness for office.


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