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Angus King
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Angus King

American politician and lawyer (born 1944)
1944 – present · politician · United States
26 facts · 1 confirmed
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Angus King is an American politician and lawyer. Born March 31, 1944, in Alexandria. Positions held include Governor of Maine (1995–2003) and United States senator (2013–). Educated at Dartmouth College and University of Virginia School of Law. Awards include honorary doctor of Bowdoin College.

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26 facts · 1 confirmed by two sources · 17 cited · 8 from one source

Born
March 31, 1944 Confirmed
Born in
Name at birth
Angus Stanley King Jr. Cited
Citizen of
United States One source
Occupation
politician Cited
lawyer Cited
businessperson Cited
television presenter Cited
co-producer Cited
business executive Cited
entrepreneur Cited
Positions held
Governor of Maine (1995–2003) One source
United States senator (2013–) Cited
Political party
independent politician Cited
Worked for
Bowdoin College One source
Bates College One source
Education
Dartmouth College (–1966) Cited
University of Virginia School of Law (–1969) Cited
Francis C. Hammond Middle School One source
Awards
honorary doctor of Bowdoin College (2007) Cited
Field
gun control One source
Children
Angus King III One source
Religion
Episcopal Church Cited
Lived in
Brunswick Cited
Website
http://www.king.senate.gov Cited
https://angusformaine.com/ One source

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What Wikidata says · copied November 13, 2026 · revision 2568019403
Described as
American politician and lawyer (born 1944)
Other names
Angus Stanley King, Jr., Angus King, Jr., Angus S. King, Jr., Senator Angus King, Sen. Angus King, Sen. King, Senator King, Angus Stanley King Jr., Angus Stanley King, Angus S. King Jr., Angus S. King, Angus King Jr.
Born
March 31, 1944 · 2 references
Born in
Alexandria · 2 references
Name at birth
Angus Stanley King Jr. · 1 reference
Citizen of
United States
Occupation
politician · 2 references; lawyer · 1 reference; businessperson · 2 references; television presenter · 1 reference; co-producer · 1 reference; business executive · 1 reference; entrepreneur · 1 reference
Positions held
Governor of Maine (1995–2003); United States senator (2013–) · 1 reference
Political party
independent politician · 1 reference
Worked for
Bowdoin College; Bates College · 1 reference
Education
Dartmouth College (–1966) · 1 reference; University of Virginia School of Law (–1969) · 1 reference; Francis C. Hammond Middle School
Awards
honorary doctor of Bowdoin College (2007) · 1 reference
Field
gun control
Children
Angus King III
Religion
Episcopal Church · 1 reference
Lived in
Brunswick · 1 reference
Website
http://www.king.senate.gov · 1 reference; https://angusformaine.com/
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Wikidata item Q544464 (wikidata.org/wiki/Q544464), public domain (CC0). Copied November 13, 2026.

What Wikipedia says · copied November 14, 2026 · revision 1385640958

Angus Stanley King Jr. (born March 31, 1944) is an American lawyer and politician serving as the junior United States senator from Maine, a seat he has held since 2013. A political independent who caucuses with the Democratic Party, he served from 1995 to 2003 as the 72nd governor of Maine.
Born and raised in Virginia, King moved to Maine after graduating from law school. In 1989, he founded Northeast Energy Management, Inc., a company that developed and operated electrical energy conservation projects. He won the 1994 Maine gubernatorial election as the independent candidate in a four-way race and was reelected in a landslide in 1998. As the United States' only independent governor, King enjoyed high approval ratings during his tenure. After leaving office in 2003, King returned to his business career.
King won Maine's 2012 Senate election to replace the retiring Republican Olympia Snowe. He was reelected to a second term in 2018, following the state's inaugural instant-runoff voting elections, and won a third term in 2024. For committee assignment purposes, he caucuses with the Democratic Party. He is one of two independents in the Senate; the other is Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who also caucuses with the Democrats. King is set to become Maine's senior senator when Susan Collins leaves office in 2027.

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March 31, 1944

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