2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Maine Senate District 11

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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Candidates

Glenn Chip Curry

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now: State Senator, District 11
Work: State senator; adult education and workforce development professional (Belfast)

Glenn Chip Curry is the sitting State Senator for District 11 in the Maine Legislature.

Glenn Chip Curry taught outdoor leadership and environmental courses at Unity College in the 1990s and worked for more than a decade with the Governor's Children's Cabinet on child poverty and child abuse prevention. For much of the past decade he has helped adult students return to college, and he chairs the Senate side of the Housing and Economic Development Committee.

Curry's committees

Criminal Justice and Public Safety
Housing and Economic Development (Chair)

Sources for Curry

Maine Legislature: current member roster (Maine Legislature (Maine Senate; Maine House of Representatives), Public record)
Maine Legislature: committee information (Maine Legislature (Maine Senate; Maine House of Representatives), Public record)
Chip Curry (Maine Senate Democrats, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Ryan C. Otis

Republican

Work: President, The Otis Group Inc.; owner, Rollie's Bar & Grill and Rollie's Remote Catering; RSU 71 school board member

Ryan C. Otis is president of The Otis Group and owns Rollie's Bar & Grill and Rollie's Remote Catering. He previously worked as a financial advisor with R.K. Lindell & Co. and serves on the RSU 71 school board.

Sources for Otis

Candidate profile: Ryan C. Otis (BallotReady, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Sources

Candidate list and race details

2026 General Election Candidate List (FINAL) and Declared Write-In Candidates (Maine Secretary of State, Division of Elections, Public record)

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