The new Kavanaugh charge "lack of accuser"

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) – A spokeswoman for Maine senator Susan Collins said new allegations of sexual sexual behavior revealed by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh added nothing new to the report. which had already been reported.

Maine House president Sara Gideon, a Democrat who hopes to dislodge Collins next year, said she was "tired of hoping Susan Collins will do the right thing."

Collins voted to confirm Kavanaugh last October.

The new revelation was published in an "analysis of the news" section of the New York Times Sunday opinion. It was later updated to indicate that the alleged victim did not speak to the perpetrators and told friends that she did not remember the incident.

Collins' spokeswoman Annie Clark said Monday night that the new allegation was a "no-charge accusation".