Energy
I supported the Pine Tree Power referendum to purchase Central Maine Power and Versant. https://www.maine.gov/meopa/electricity/utilities I still support purchasing these two entities and forming a
I supported the Pine Tree Power referendum to purchase Central Maine Power and Versant. https://www.maine.gov/meopa/electricity/utilities I still support purchasing these two entities and forming a
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are not only good, they are necessary. Unfortunately, many people look at DEI as giving certain people special treatment, primarily due
Maine’s government must do far more to ensure that no one goes hungry. My family and I have been there. In the mid-1980’s, my family
DON’T WAIT FOR IT TO HAPPEN. MAKE IT HAPPEN! Yep. This is a pep talk for those who want better. My first employment was making
The state government must do much more for our elderly. This should include voluntary welfare checks, assessments, and referral to medical care. No older person
MAINE’S GOVERNMENT IS MIRED IN A SWAMP OF ITS OWN MAKING. As governor, I will implement a continuous improvement process. This is something that Maine’s
We must grow our natural resource based economy without killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Forestry, fishing and farming have always been cornerstones
My goal as governor is to reduce the number of homeless people in Maine to zero. On January 23, 2024, 2,695 people were counted as
I support tribal sovereignty. Tribal sovereignty simply means the right of indigenous people to govern themselves. https://wabanakialliance.com/sovereignty/ The Wabanaki Nations have lived in what is
I support free flowing waterways. In 1999, Maine made national news when the Edwards dam in Augusta was removed. It took years of hard work