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    - Added a cross-reference for Angus King III to connect readers with information about the subject's son. - Updated the page's last-edited timestamp from 14 August 2026 to 30 August 2026.
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    Formatting changes rearrange the sentence about Angus King's church affiliation (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) and the preposition, while the page's last edited timestamp is updated to 14 August 2026, 19:33.
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    The update adds a clearer note that Governor King met with a delegation in October 2002, refining the description of that event, and updates the page’s last-edited timestamp to reflect a newer edit.
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    The page now states that Angus King's first wife was Edie Hazard Birney, the granddaughter of Rowland Hazard III, replacing the previous reference; the page's last edited timestamp is updated to July 28, 2026.
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    The page now reports Angus King's 2024 reelection to a third Senate term, defeating Demi Kouzounas, David Costello, and Jason Cherry with 52% of the vote, and notes he will turn 81 in 2025, becoming Maine's oldest senator. It also updates the infobox to show 39th in seniority and adds a biographical note about his family.
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