An elderly Democratic candidate for Senate is under fire for not releasing her medical records as age has become a defining political consideration. Maine Governor Janet Mills, 77, has not committed to releasing her medical records ahead of the state's 2026 Senate election, according to Axios. Should she win the competition, Mills would become the oldest freshman senator elected in US history. Mills would take office at 79 if she wins. Incumbent Senator Susan Collins, a Republican who has held the seat since 1997, would take office at 74 if she were to win. Collins has not offered her medical...