The 1930 United States Senate election in Maine was held on September 8, 1930, to elect a senator to the Class 2 seat of the United States Senate. The incumbent, Republican Frederick Hale, who had first been elected to the Senate in 1916, sought re‑election. Hale was re‑elected to a third term, maintaining Republican control of the seat.
Specific details such as the names of the Democratic or other third‑party candidates, the exact vote totals, and the percentage of the vote received by each candidate are not available in the current encyclopedic records. Consequently, while the overall outcome—a Republican hold with Frederick Hale’s victory—is documented, finer quantitative data for this election remain lacking.
