A canvasser working for a Republican Senate candidate was caught on video stealing a package from a porch in Woolwich, Maine. The incident was recorded by a doorbell camera and shows the individual, wearing a t-shirt from the group Stronger Maine, taking the item while knocking on doors. Stronger Maine is a grassroots organization that has been actively door-knocking in support of Senator Susan Collins' re-election campaign. The man was identified as an employee of Stronger Maine, and the group stated that they immediately terminated his employment and contacted local authorities. The theft occurred during the canvasser's routine door-to-door outreach, which is a common practice in political campaigns to engage voters and promote candidates. Senator Susan Collins' campaign confirmed to Fox 23 that the individual had no official connection to the campaign. The campaign emphasized that the actions of the canvasser were not representative of their organization or the senator herself. Collins, a long-serving Republican senator from Maine, is currently running for re-election in a competitive race. The incident has raised questions about the conduct of campaign volunteers and the potential for misuse of positions in political outreach. While the theft is a clear violation of the law, it also highlights the importance of vetting and monitoring individuals who work on behalf of political campaigns. Authorities are now investigating the matter, and the case may have broader implications for campaign practices in the state.