2012 Maine Senate, House and County elections thread
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12/31/2011 Updated List:
County Commissioner:
Piscataquis County Commissioner District 3 - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Tim Sevigny (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) (no ethics filing yet)
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) (no ethics filing yet)
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
I see Reisman withdrew in Senate district 29. Any talk on who is going to run for Raye's seat?
I found an answer to my own question . . .
Washington County GOP lawmaker eyes Senate seat in 2012
Rep. David Burns, R-Whiting, has announced his candidacy for . . . District 29 . . . in the Maine Senate, a district that encompasses all of Washington County and small portions of Hancock and Penobscot counties.
The seat currently is held by Senate President Kevin Raye of Perry, who is term-limited and has announced plans to run against Mike Michaud for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Burns is in his second term in the Maine House. . . .
List Update as of 1/7/2012 - new additions in bold, withdrawals in italics:
County Commissioner:
Waldo County County Commissioner - Andrew Carinale, Jr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 7 - Alexander Willette (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 15 - Adam Goode (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 25 - Kenneth Fredette (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 28 - Daniel Swain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 39 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 55 - David Cotta (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 58 - Lori Fowle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 68 - Bettyann Sheats (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 88 - Larry Dunphy (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 89 - Lance Harvell (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 94 - Teresea Hayes (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Mary Lou St. John (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 118 - Andrew Moonen (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 3 - John Tuttle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Timothy Sevigny (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 6 - Timothy Driscoll (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 11 - Richard Woodbury (Unenrolled) - MCEA DOI
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) (no ethics filing yet)
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - David C. Burns (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 32 - Geoffrey Gratwick (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - WITHDRAWN - running for House 39
Senate 33 - Sherman Lighton (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Roger Sherman (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Brian Duprey has withdrawn from the Senate 33 race, paving the way for Andre Cushing in the GOP Primary and will run instead for the seat vacated by Cushing in House 39 which is the seat he held prior to Cushing.
From the Quick Candidate List with 2012 candidates checked, or from the the Advanced Candidate List with 2012 candidates selected and the "Filing Status" box checked, I see two more withdrawals, both in districts coving part or all of Saco. State Rep. George Hogan (D-Old Orchard Beach) has withdrawn from the Senate District 5 race (so the two remaining candidates right now are both State Representatives from Saco), and Roger Gay (D-Saco) has withdrawn from the House District 134 race, perhaps yeilding to Mr. "Youth in Politics" Justin Chenette.
Just an update on the special election for Senate District #20.
Dana Dow (HD 50) has also been a candidate seeking to replace Trahan. He and Les Fossel (HD 53) were in a caucus contest held tonight by the Lincoln County GOP. Mr. Dow won and now squares off against the Democrat candidate in the Feb 14 special election.
Mr. Fossel will continue to serve from HD 53.
I'm getting ready to run for HD 50. It may be a contested primary, I spoke with a lady tonight that expressed interest in running as well. More on that as it developes.
1/13/12 Update: Lincoln County News article about the special election:
http://www.lincolncountynewsonline.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID...
Sure to be the first of many.
List Update as of 1/14/2012 - new additions in bold, withdrawals in italics:
County Commissioner:
Androscoggin County County Commissioner, District 2 - Ron Potvin (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner, District 3 - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Waldo County County Commissioner, District 2 - Andrew Carinale, Jr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County County Commissioner, District 4 - Michael Cote (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 3 - Gail Maynard (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 5 - Michael Willette (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 7 - Alexander Willette (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 15 - Adam Goode (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 17 - Sara Stevens (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 25 - Kenneth Fredette (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 28 - Daniel Swain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 29 - John Ring (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 31 - Joyce Maker (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 32 - Michael Radeka (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 39 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 43 - Erin Herbig (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 45 - Ryan Harmon (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 55 - David Cotta (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 56 - Corey Wilson (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 58 - Lori Fowle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 66 - Alex Cornell du Houx (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 68 - Bettyann Sheats (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 75 - Stephen Wood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 76 - Henry Beck (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 78 - Robert Nutting (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 81 - Gary Knight (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 82 - Scott Davis (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 82 - Clinton Brooks (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 88 - Larry Dunphy (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 89 - Lance Harvell (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 94 - Teresea Hayes (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Mary Lou St. John (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 118 - Andrew Moonen (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 122 - Terry Morrison (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Sonya Lundh-Gay (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 137 - Nancy Sullivan (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 141 - Edward Legg (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 148 - Roberta Beavers (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 150 - Windol Weaver (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 3 - John Tuttle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 4 - Stephen Beaudette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Timothy Sevigny (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 6 - Timothy Driscoll (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 11 - Richard Woodbury (Unenrolled) - MCEA DOI
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 16 - Margaret Craven (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 19 - Jeffrey Pierce (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Dana Dow (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - MCEA DOI (will probably officially withdraw soon now that Dana Dow has won the Republican nomination)
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 21 - Stephen Singleton (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 22 - Edward Mazurek (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 24 - David Rand (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - David C. Burns (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 31 - Emery Debay (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 32 - Geoffrey Gratwick (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - WITHDRAWN - running for House 39
Senate 33 - Sherman Lighton (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Roger Sherman (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 35 - Troy Jackson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Termed-out State Senator Nancy Sullivan (D-York County (Biddeford)) is the first current State Senator to register to run for the State House this election cycle. If she wins and goes on to win reeelection in 2014, she would become (possibly along with John Martin and perhaps others) the first person to serve more than 8 consecutive terms in the Maine Legislature since Beverly Daggett became the first Maine Legislator to be termed out a second time in 2004 (Daggett had served a partial term and four full terms in the House before becoming part of the first group of Maine Legislators to be termed out in 1996 and running successfully for the State Senate). The current Represenatative for House District 137, Alan Cassavant (D-Biddeford), is only in his third term, but he might not have been planning to run for reelection anyway now that he is the Mayor of Biddeford.
Henry,
Do you know if it's clear that there will or won't be a special election in House District 50 if Dow wins on February 14 and resigns from the House shortly thereafter to take his Senate seat? From an article I read somewhere late last year it seemed to be taken for granted that there wouldn't be, but I'm not sure. I know there have been special elections where vacancies arose in January of an even year (as the one in Senate District 20 did, arguably, but I mean when someone died in January like Senator Joel Abromson in 2002, rather than a vacancy that had been anticipated), but I'm not sure about February. If anyone else is knows what would happen they can certainly respond also.
Update: I was reminded this afternoon that the Maine Constitution gives more descretion on if and when House vacancies are filled ("Whenever the seat of a member shall be vacated by death, resignation, or otherwise the vacancy may be filled by a new election." (emphasis mine)) than it does for Senate vacancies ("All vacancies in the Senate arising from death, resignation, removal from the State or like causes, and also vacancies, if any, which may occur because of the failure of any district to elect by a plurality of votes the Senator to which said district shall be entitled shall be filled by an immediate election in the unrepresented district."). With that information, and since I imagine Dow won't resign from the House before the special election takes place in mid-February, it seems pretty clear that there won't be a special election for the House District 50 seat this year, at least not as a direct result of Dow being elected to the Senate.
Mike, Kevin and others -
Great thread. Thank you for your work on this.
Best,
skf
Just something I'm throwing out there: There are several Maine house/senate seats that I think Republicans do not have any shot of winning, barring some situation like the New Orleans Democratic Rep. found with illicit cash in his freezer. These seats include highly urban ones in places like Portland and Lewiston: House 118, 119, 120, 72 and 73 and Senate 8 (http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/apport/house%20maps.htm). What are people's thoughts on Republicans running as Independents in those areas?
For example: In 2010, House District 118 went 68% - 13% for the Democrat, while Senate District 8 went 75% - 20% for the Democrat. In the former the GOP candidate was beaten by the Green Party (http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/elec/2010/staterep2010.html).
Your suggestion seems based on a theory that people will vote for someone with the same principals if only there is a different label. I don't buy it. The Democrats will also not ignore what is going on.
Independents rarely win legislative races. In the last 30 years, only 5 people have been elected as Independents who were not previously elected as members of a party.
John Ring is an interesting GOP candidate for House District 29. He's a former Pittsfield mayor who ran against Stacey Fitts as a Democrat a few years ago.
As noted in one of the updated lists, above.
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The return of the Double-Dipping Legislator.
She's running against Alan Casavant, D-Biddeford, House Rep. for District 137, which is Biddeford and part of Kennebunkport.
http://www.maine.gov/legis/house/hsebios/casaam.htm
Is Sullivan going to be retired from teaching at Saco schools, and giving up that double-dip paycheck, at long last?
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Also - Ed Legg (D) is running again for House 141, after being trounced by Paul Bennett, R-Kennebunk two years ago. Somehow, I don't think Ed will have a "Legg" to stand on, based on Bennett's performance and hard work in Augusta.
Many thanks to Mike, Kevin, and everyone else contributing so much time and effort to this thread.
Knox Village Soup: Former senator wanted to see prison investigation completed
Augusta — David Trahan, who resigned Dec. 31 as a state senator, said he stayed in the Legislature as long as he could to protect people that reported possible criminal activities at the Maine State Prison. He wanted to be their advocate, and see the completion of an investigation into allegations of harassment and retaliation.
I am a bad Dem. I voted for all Lepage and Scontras in the last election because I liked wht that had to say and offered to do. I still think they are doing great for our State. Being a City Councilor over the last almost 5 years (presently serving my third term) in Biddeford. I am considering an Indy bid for House District 136 again. I ran in the Democratic Primary in 2010 for the seat and lost by 66 votes. Many people have been asking me to run again.
Obviously, I am way too conservative for the Dems and I "suppose" too liberal (not really) by the Republicans. I am open to your thoughts on an Indy bid. Cutler's www.OneMaine.org seems to be gathering steam.
Updated list as of 1/20/2012: - new additions in bold, withdrawals in italics:
County Commissioner:
Androscoggin County Commissioner - Ron Potvin (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner - James Annis (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Waldo County County Commissioner - Andrew Carinale, Jr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner - David Bowles (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner - Michael Cote (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Register of Propate:
York County Register of Propate - Carol Lovejoy (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 3 - Gail Maynard (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 5 - Michael Willette (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 7 - Alexander Willette (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 11 - Beth Turner (Republican) MCEA DOI
House 13 - Geraldine Randall (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 15 - Adam Goode (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 16 - John Schneck (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 17 - Sara Stevens (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 21 - Arthur Verow (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 25 - Kenneth Fredette (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 28 - Daniel Swain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 29 - John Ring (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 31 - Joyce Maker (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 32 - Michael Radeka (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 37 - James Scatz (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 39 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 43 - Erin Herbig (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 45 - R. Ryan Harmon (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 48 - Charles Kruger (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 50 - Henry Simmons (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 55 - David Cotta (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 56 - Corey Wilson (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 58 - Lori Fowle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 66 - Alex Cornell du Houx (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 68 - Bettyann Sheats (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 70 - Russell Werts (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 75 - Stephen Wood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 76 - Henry Beck (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 78 - Robert Nutting (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 80 - Rachel Sukeforth (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 81 - L. Gary Knight (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 82 - Scott Davis (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 84 - John Picchiotti (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 87 - Clinton Brooks (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 88 - Larry Dunphy (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 89 - Lance Harvell (Republican) - MCEA DOI
House 91 - Michael Broderick (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 93 - Sheryl Biggs (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 94 - Teresea Hayes (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Mary Lou St. John (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 96 - Lawrence Sirois (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 109 - Anne Graham (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 118 - Matthew Moonen (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 118 - Thomas MacMillan (Green Independent) - MCEA DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 122 - Terry Morrison (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 128 - Jean-Marie Caterina (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 128 - Heather Sirocki (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
House 134 - Sonya Lundh-Gay (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 137 - Nancy Sullivan (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 141 - Edward Legg (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 148 - Roberta Beavers (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
House 150 - Windol Weaver (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 3 - Bradford Littlefield (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 3 - John Tuttle (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 4 - Stephen Beaudette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 4 - David Dutremble (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 5 - Timothy Sevigny (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 6 - Timothy Driscoll (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 7 - Bryan Kaenrath (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 10 - Ralph Dean (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 10 - Stanley Gerzofsky (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 11 - Richard Woodbury (Unenrolled) - MCEA DOI
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 14 - Dennise Whitley (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 14 - John Patrick (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 15 - Lois Snowe-Mello (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 16 - Margaret Craven (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 17 - Garrett Mason (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 19 - Jeffrey Pierce (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Dana Dow (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED* Lost Caucus Nomination
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 21 - Stephen Singleton (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 22 - Edward Mazurek (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 24 - David Rand (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 25 - Thomas Martin (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - David C. Burns (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 31 - Emery Deabay (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 32 - Geoffrey Gratwick (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - WITHDRAWN - running for House 39
Senate 33 - Sherman Lighton (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate 34 - Roger Sherman (Republican) - MCEA DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 35 - Troy Jackson (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
Senate District 19 candidate Jeffrey Pierce is a Republican, according to the Ethics Commission's Public Campaign Finance Page.
Is Senate District 4 candidate David Dutremble (D-Biddeford), who is apparently running against State Representative Stephen Beaudette in the Democratic Primary, any relation to former State Senate President and 1994 ME-01 Democratic nominee Dennis "Duke" Dutremble and former State Representative Lucien "Babe" Dutremble (Duke's father IIRC)? Can anyone handicap that primary or venture a guess as to how it turns out? Are any other Democrats (like recent Biddeford Mayor, former State Representative Joanne Twomey, who unsuccessfully challenged the now termed out incumbent in 2006, or former Biddeford Mayor and State Senate candidate and quixotic 2010 Gubernatorial candidate Donna Dion) rumored to be running? Any word on who the Republicans might put up?
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Democratic) - MCEA DOI
When did he switch parties?
Mike L.
No that was a typo as was the Senate 19 listing - I have corrected them.
Thanks,
MB
Biddeford Democrats will be taking on Biddeford Democrats in at least two legislative races during the June 2012 Primary.
In District 136, Perennial candidate and current city councilor Bob Mills will be challenging incumbent State Rep. Megan Rochelo;
In District 137, Newly eelected mayor Alan Casavant will be fending off a challenge for his House Seat by State Sen. Nancy Sullivan, who is facing term limits.
So far, no Republicans have joined the fray, however, Perry Aberle, a former city councilor, may run as a Republican against incumbent Paulette Beaudoin in District 135.
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"In District 136, Perennial candidate and current city councilor Bob Mills will be challenging incumbent State Rep. Megan Rochelo;"
Perennial Candidate? First time I have been called that by a "anonymous blogger". For the record: I have been elected to the City Council three times (2007, 2009, and 2011) and elected to the City Charter Commission (2005).
Before being on the council I ran for County Commissioner in 2006 ( garnering 15% of the vote as an Indy). In 2008, I challenged the incumbent York County Register of Probate (garnering 46,000 York County votes or 46% votes). In 2010, I ran in the Democratic Primary against Meagan losing by a mere 66 votes (garnered 44% of the vote).
Of course and naturally, I would challenge her again. Especially when my supporters overwhelming have asked me to run again for the seat.
Updated list as of 2/3/2012: - new additions in bold, withdrawals in italics:
County Commissioner:
Androscoggin County Commissioner District 2 - Ron Potvin (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Knox County Commissioner District 2 - Richard Parent (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner District 2 - James Annis (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner District 3 - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Waldo County County Commissioner District 2 - Andrew Carinale, Jr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner District 4 - David Bowles (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner District 4 - Michael Cote (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Judge of Propate:
York County Judge of Propate - Donna Bailey (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Register of Propate:
York County Register of Propate - Carol Lovejoy (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Sheriff:
Franklin County Sheriff - Scott Nichols (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 1 - John Martin (Democratic) - DOI
House 2 - Charles Theriault (Democratic) - DOI
House 3 - Bernard Ayotte (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 3 - Gail Maynard (Democratic) - DOI
House 4 - Carol McElwee (Republican) - DOI
House 5 - Michael Willette (Republican) - DOI
House 5 - Robert Saucier (Democratic) - DOI
House 6 - Tyler Clark (Republican) - DOI
House 6 - Darrell Adams (Democratic) - DOI
House 7 - Alexander Willette (Republican) - DOI
House 8 - Joyce Fitzpatrick (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - DOI
House 11 - Beth Turner (Republican) - DOI
House 13 - Geraldine Randall (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
House 14 - Mitchell McLaughlin (Republican) - DOI
House 15 - Adam Goode (Democratic) - DOI
House 16 - John Schneck (Democratic) - DOI
House 17 - Sara Stevens (Democratic) - DOI
House 19 - Cynthia Mehnert (Democratic) - DOI
House 21 - Arthur Verow (Democratic) - DOI
House 23 - Patricia Tate (Republican) - DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 24 - Raymond Wallace (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 25 - Kenneth Fredette (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 27 - Peter Johnson (Republican) - DOI
House 28 - Daniel Swain (Democratic) - DOI
House 29 - John Ring (Republican) - DOI
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 30 - Lawrence Lockman (Republican) - DOI
House 31 - Joyce Maker (Republican) - DOI
House 32 - Michael Radeka (Republican) - DOI
House 33 - Peter Doak (Republican) - DOI
House 34 - Richard Malaby (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 35 - Paul Paradis (Republican) - DOI
House 36 - Walter Kumiega III (Democratic) - DOI
House 37 - James Scatz (Democratic) - DOI
House 38 - Louis Luchini (Democratic) - DOI
House 38 - Matthew Foster (Republican) - DOI
House 39 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 39 - Debra Plowman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 41 - James Gilway (Republican) - DOI
House 43 - Erin Herbig (Democratic) - DOI
House 44 - Jethro Pease (Republican) - DOI
House 45 - R. Ryan Harmon (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 46 - Joan Welsh (Democratic) - DOI
House 48 - Charles Kruger (Democratic) - DOI
House 48 - Michael Collins (Republican) - DOI
House 49 - Robert Carter (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 50 - Henry Simmons (Republican) - DOI
House 51 - Michael Devin (Democratic) - DOI
House 52 - Deborah Sanderson (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 55 - H. David Cotta (Republican) - DOI
House 56 - Corey Wilson (Republican) - DOI
House 58 - Lori Fowle (Democratic) - DOI
House 59 - Harvey DeVane (Democratic) - DOI
House 61 - W. Bruce MacDonald (Democratic) - DOI
House 62 - Kyle Rogers (Republican) - DOI
House 64 - Kimberly Olsen (Republican) - DOI
House 66 - Alex Cornell du Houx (Democratic) - DOI
House 66 - David Frans (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 68 - Bettyann Sheats (Democratic) - DOI
House 70 - Russell Werts (Democratic) - DOI
House 71 - Michel Lajoie (Democratic) - DOI
House 75 - Stephen Wood (Republican) - DOI
House 75 - Stacy Dostie (Democratic) - DOI
House 76 - Henry Beck (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - DOI
House 78 - Robert Nutting (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 80 - Rachel Sukeforth (Democratic) - DOI
House 81 - L. Gary Knight (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - DOI
House 82 - Scott Davis (Republican) - DOI
House 83 - Dennis Keschl (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 83 - Pamela Boivin (Democratic) - DOI
House 84 - John Picchiotti (Republican) - DOI
House 85 - Donald Skillings (Republican) - DOI
House 87 - Clinton Brooks (Republican) - DOI
House 88 - Larry Dunphy (Republican) - DOI
House 89 - Lance Harvell (Republican) - DOI
House 91 - Michael Broderick (Democratic) - DOI
House 93 - Sheryl Biggs (Democratic) - DOI
House 93 - Lisa Keim (Republican) - DOI
House 94 - Teresea Hayes (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Tom Winsor (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Mary Lou St. John (Democratic) - DOI
House 96 - Jeffrey Timberlake (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 96 - Lawrence Sirois (Democratic) - DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 100 - Colin O'Neill (Democratic) - DOI
House 103 - Michael McClellan (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 104 - Dale Crafts (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Nichole Stevens (Democratic) - DOI
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - DOI
House 108 - Joseph Kumiszca (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 109 - Anne Graham (Democratic) - DOI
House 116 - Denise Harlow (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Dillon Bates (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Matthew Moonen (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Thomas MacMillan (Green Independent) - DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - DOI
House 122 - Terry Morrison (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 123 - Roger Bishop (Unenrolled) - DOI
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 128 - Heather Sirocki (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 128 - Jean-Marie Caterina (Democratic) - DOI
House 129 - Jane Knapp (Republican) - DOI
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 130 - Linda Sanborn (Democratic) - DOI
House 131 - Donald Marean (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Sonya Lundh-Gay (Democratic) - DOI
House 135 - Paulette Beaudoin (Democratic) - DOI
House 136 - Megan Rochelo (Democratic) - DOI
House 136 - Bobby Mills (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 137 - Nancy Sullivan (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 140 - Wayne Parry (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 141 - Paul Bennett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 141 - Edward Legg (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 147 - Kathleen Chase (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 148 - Roberta Beavers (Democratic) - DOI
House 150 - Windol Weaver (Republican) - DOI
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - DOI
Senate 3 - Bradford Littlefield (Republican) - DOI
Senate 3 - John Tuttle (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 4 - Stephen Beaudette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 4 - David Dutremble (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 4 - James Booth (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 5 - Timothy Sevigny (Republican) - DOI
Senate 6 - Timothy Driscoll (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 7 - Bryan Kaenrath (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 8 - Justin Alfond (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 9 - Anne Haskell (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 10 - Stanley Gerzofsky (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 10 - Ralph Dean (Republican) - DOI
Senate 11 - Richard Woodbury (Unenrolled) - DOI
Senate 11 - Christopher Tyll (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) - DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - DOI
Senate 13 - Dennise Whitley (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 14 - John Patrick (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 15 - Lois Snowe-Mello (Republican) - DOI
Senate 16 - Margaret Craven (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 17 - Garrett Mason (Republican) - DOI
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 19 - Jeffrey Pierce (Republican) - DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Dana Dow (Republican) - MCEA
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED* Lost Caucus Nomination
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA
Senate 21 - Stephen Singleton (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 22 - Christopher Rector (Republican) - DOI
Senate 22 - Edward Mazurek (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 23 - Michael Thibodeau (Republican) - DOI
Senate 24 - Roger Katz (Republican) - DOI
Senate 24 - David Rand (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 25 - Thomas Martin (Republican) - DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 26 - Rodney Whittemore (Republican) - DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 28 - Brian Langley (Republican) - DOI
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 29 - David C. Burns (Republican) - DOI
Senate 29 - Kathleen Caso (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - Anne Perry (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 30 - Roderick Hathaway (Republican) - DOI
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - DOI
Senate 31 - Emery Deabay (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 32 - Geoffrey Gratwick (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - WITHDRAWN - running for House 39
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - David Richardson (Republican) - DOI
Senate 33 - Sherman Leighton (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 34 - Roger Sherman (Republican) - DOI
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA
Senate 35 - Troy Jackson (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
I've finally finished my update, unless I notice some mistakes later.
Termed-out Senator Deb Plowman just showed up on the grid as running for House District 39. Looks like Brian Duprey isn't getting a free ride to the GOP nomination after all.
Rod Hathaway from Veazie has his papers out to run for Senate District 30 as a republican candidate. Emily Cain has her papers out too (as indicated above) if anyone wants to help Rod let me know.
What does DOI stand for?
It stands for "Declaration of Intent", meaning that the candidate has filed a "Declaration of Intent ..." (I forget the title of the form, but basically a declaration of his or her intent to run as a Maine Clean Elections Act candidate) but has not yet qualified for MCEA funding (those candidates are listed as "MCEA"). Mike Beardsley had used "MCEA DOI" instead of just "DOI", but now that candidates have begun to qualify for MCEA funding I figured I'd use the same "DOI" designation the Maine Commission of Governmental Ethics and Election Practices uses in it's candidate lists as "MCEA" stands out better from "DOI" than from "MCEA DOI".
List of candidates who are either shown as of the weekend of February 11-12, 2012 as having registered with the Maine Commission of Governmental Ethics and Election Practices, or who have filed nominating petitions with the Office of the Secretary of State as of 4:00 (presumably p.m.) Thursday, February 9, 2012 - new additions and financing statuses since my last update in bold, withdrawals in italics, and SOS-filed candidates underlined:
Maine Senate:
Senate 2 - Ronald Collins (Republican) - DOI
Senate 3 - Bradford Littlefield (Republican) - DOI
Senate 3 - John Tuttle (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 4 - Stephen Beaudette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 4 - David Dutremble (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 4 - James Booth (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 5 - George Hogan (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 5 - Donald Pilon (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 5 - Linda Valentino (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 5 - Timothy Sevigny (Republican) - DOI
Senate 6 - Timothy Driscoll (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 7 - Bryan Kaenrath (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 8 - Justin Alfond (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 9 - Anne Haskell (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 10 - Stanley Gerzofsky (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 10 - Ralph Dean (Republican) - DOI
Senate 11 - Richard Woodbury (Unenrolled) - DOI
Senate 11 - Christopher Tyll (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 12 - Gary Plummer (Republican) - DOI
Senate 12 - Martin Shuer (Unenrolled) - DOI
Senate 13 - Rich Cebra (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 13 - James Hamper (Republican) - DOI
Senate 13 - Dennise Whitley (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 14 - John Patrick (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 14 - Kevin Scott (Unenrolled) - DOI
Senate 15 - Lois Snowe-Mello (Republican) - DOI
Senate 16 - Margaret Craven (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 17 - Garrett Mason (Republican) - DOI
Senate 18 - Thomas Saviello (Republican) - DOI
Senate 18 - Joanne Dunlap (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 19 - Jeffrey Pierce (Republican) - DOI
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Dana Dow (Republican) - MCEA
Senate 20 [Special Election] - Leslie Fossel (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED* Lost Caucus Nomination
Senate 20 [Special Election]- Christopher Johnson (Democratic) - MCEA
Senate 21 - Stephen Singleton (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 22 - Christopher Rector (Republican) - DOI
Senate 22 - Edward Mazurek (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 23 - Michael Thibodeau (Republican) - DOI
Senate 24 - Roger Katz (Republican) - DOI
Senate 24 - David Rand (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 24 - Jarody (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 25 - Thomas Martin (Republican) - DOI
Senate 25 - Dana Hernandez (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 25 - Colleen Lachowicz (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 26 - Rodney Whittemore (Republican) - DOI
Senate 27 - Doug Thomas (Republican) - DOI
Senate 28 - Brian Langley (Republican) - DOI
Senate 29 - Jonathan Reisman (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
Senate 29 - David C. Burns (Republican) - DOI
Senate 29 - Kathleen Caso (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 29 - Anne Perry (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 30 - Emily Cain (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 30 - Roderick Hathaway (Republican) - DOI
Senate 31 - Edward Youngblood (Republican) - DOI
Senate 31 - Emery Deabay (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 32 - Geoffrey Gratwick (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 33 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - WITHDRAWN - running for House 39
Senate 33 - Andre Cushing III (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Senate 33 - David Richardson (Republican) - DOI
Senate 33 - Sherman Leighton (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 34 - Roger Sherman (Republican) - DOI
Senate 34 - Daniel Levesque (Democratic) - MCEA
Senate 35 - Troy Jackson (Democratic) - DOI
Senate 35 - Peter Edgecomb (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Maine House:
House 1 - John Martin (Democratic) - DOI
House 2 - Charles Theriault (Democratic) - DOI
House 3 - Bernard Ayotte (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 3 - Gail Maynard (Democratic) - DOI
House 4 - Carol McElwee (Republican) - DOI
House 5 - Michael Willette (Republican) - DOI
House 5 - Robert Saucier (Democratic) - DOI
House 6 - Tyler Clark (Republican) - DOI
House 6 - Darrell Adams (Democratic) - DOI
House 7 - Alexander Willette (Republican) - DOI
House 8 - Joyce Fitzpatrick (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 9 - Ricky Long (Republican) - DOI
House 11 - Beth Turner (Republican) - DOI
House 12 - Jeffery Gifford (Republican) - DOI
House 13 - Geraldine Randall (Republican) - WITHDRAWN
House 14 - James Dill (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 14 - Mitchell McLaughlin (Republican) - DOI
House 15 - Adam Goode (Democratic) - DOI
House 16 - John Schneck (Democratic) - DOI
House 17 - Sara Stevens (Democratic) - DOI
House 19 - Cynthia Mehnert (Democratic) - DOI
House 21 - William Rogers (Republican) - UNREGISTERED
House 21 - Arthur Verow (Democratic) - DOI
House 23 - Roger Reed (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 23 - Patricia Tate (Republican) - DOI
House 24 - Raymond Wallace (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 25 - Kenneth Fredette (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 26 - Paul Davis, Sr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 27 - Peter Johnson (Republican) - DOI
House 28 - Daniel Swain (Democratic) - DOI
House 29 - John Ring (Republican) - DOI
House 29 - Stanley Short (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 30 - Lawrence Lockman (Republican) - DOI
House 31 - Joyce Maker (Republican) - DOI
House 32 - Michael Radeka (Republican) - DOI
House 33 - Peter Doak (Republican) - DOI
House 34 - Richard Malaby (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 35 - Brian Hubbell (Democratic) - DOI
House 35 - Paul Paradis (Republican) - DOI
House 36 - Walter Kumiega III (Democratic) - DOI
House 37 - James Scatz (Democratic) - DOI
House 38 - Louis Luchini (Democratic) - DOI
House 38 - Matthew Foster (Republican) - DOI
House 39 - Brian Duprey (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 39 - Debra Plowman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 39 - Kelly Bickmore (Unenrolled) - DOI
House 41 - James Gilway (Republican) - DOI
House 43 - Erin Herbig (Democratic) - DOI
House 44 - Jethro Pease (Republican) - DOI
House 45 - R. Ryan Harmon (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 46 - Joan Welsh (Democratic) - DOI
House 48 - Charles Kruger (Democratic) - DOI
House 48 - Michael Collins (Republican) - DOI
House 49 - Robert Carter (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 50 - Henry Simmons (Republican) - DOI
House 50 - Joel Pitcher (Democratic) - DOI
House 51 - Michael Devin (Democratic) - DOI
House 52 - Deborah Sanderson (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 54 - Susan Morissette (Republican) - DOI
House 55 - H. David Cotta (Republican) - DOI
House 56 - Corey Wilson (Republican) - DOI
House 58 - Lori Fowle (Democratic) - DOI
House 59 - Harvey DeVane (Democratic) - DOI
House 61 - W. Bruce MacDonald (Democratic) - DOI
House 62 - Kyle Rogers (Republican) - DOI
House 63 - Charles Priest (Democratic) - DOI
House 64 - Kimberly Olsen (Republican) - DOI
House 66 - Alex Cornell du Houx (Democratic) - DOI
House 66 - David Frans (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 67 - Seth Berry (Democratic) - DOI
House 68 - Bettyann Sheats (Democratic) - DOI
House 69 - Brian Bolduc (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 70 - Russell Werts (Democratic) - DOI
House 71 - Michel Lajoie (Democratic) - DOI
House 74 - Margaret Rotundo (Democratic) - DOI
House 75 - Stephen Wood (Republican) - DOI
House 75 - Stacy Dostie (Democratic) - DOI
House 76 - Henry Beck (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 77 - Thomas Longstaff (Democratic) - DOI
House 78 - Robert Nutting (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 79 - Sharon Treat (Democratic) - DOI
House 80 - Melvin Newendyke (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 80 - Rachel Sukeforth (Democratic) - DOI
House 81 - L. Gary Knight (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 81 - Maurice Castonguay (Democratic) - UNREGISTERED
House 82 - Scott Davis (Republican) - DOI
House 82 - Kevin Cookson (Democratic) - DOI
House 83 - Dennis Keschl (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 83 - Pamela Boivin (Democratic) - DOI
House 84 - John Picchiotti (Republican) - DOI
House 84 - Karen Kusiak (Democratic) - DOI
House 85 - Jeffrey McCabe (Democratic) - DOI
House 85 - Donald Skillings (Republican) - DOI
House 87 - Clinton Brooks (Republican) - DOI
House 88 - Larry Dunphy (Republican) - MCEA
House 89 - Lance Harvell (Republican) - DOI
House 91 - Jarrod Crockett (Republican) - DOI
House 91 - Michael Broderick (Democratic) - DOI
House 92 - Matthew Peterson (Democratic) - DOI
House 93 - Sheryl Biggs (Democratic) - DOI
House 93 - Lisa Keim (Republican) - DOI
House 94 - Teresea Hayes (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Tom Winsor (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 95 - Mary Lou St. John (Democratic) - DOI
House 96 - Jeffrey Timberlake (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 96 - Lawrence Sirois (Democratic) - DOI
House 98 - Roxanna Hagerman (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 100 - Roger Jackson (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 100 - Colin O'Neill (Democratic) - DOI
House 102 - Michael Shaw (Democratic) - DOI
House 103 - Michael McClellan (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 104 - Dale Crafts (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Eleanor Espling (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 105 - Nichole Stevens (Democratic) - DOI
House 106 - Sara Gideon (Democratic) - DOI
House 106 - Patrick Norton (Democratic) - DOI
House 108 - Joseph Kumiszca (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 109 - Anne Graham (Democratic) - DOI
House 110 - Tyler Thomas (Republican) - DOI
House 115 - Malory Shaughnessy (Democratic) - DOI
House 116 - Denise Harlow (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Dillon Bates (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Matthew Moonen (Democratic) - DOI
House 118 - Thomas MacMillan (Green Independent) - DOI
House 120 - Diane Russell (Democratic) - DOI
House 121 - Kimberly Monaghan-Derrig (Democratic) - DOI
House 122 - Terry Morrison (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 123 - Roger Bishop (Unenrolled) - DOI
House 125 - Ann Peoples (Democratic) - DOI
House 127 - Amy Volk (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 128 - Heather Sirocki (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 128 - Jean-Marie Caterina (Democratic) - DOI
House 129 - Jane Knapp (Republican) - DOI
House 129 - Andrew McLean (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 130 - Linda Sanborn (Democratic) - DOI
House 131 - Donald Marean (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 132 - Roxanne Frenette (Democratic) - DOI
House 133 - Marc Atherton (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 133 - Demitroula Kouzounas (Republican) - DOI
House 134 - Roger Gay (Democratic) - WITHDRAWN
House 134 - Justin Chenette (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 134 - Sonya Lundh-Gay (Democratic) - DOI
House 135 - Paulette Beaudoin (Democratic) - DOI
House 136 - Megan Rochelo (Democratic) - DOI
House 136 - Bobby Mills (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 137 - Alan Casavant (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 137 - Nancy Sullivan (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 140 - Wayne Parry (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 141 - Paul Bennett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 141 - Edward Legg (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 142 - Andrea Boland (Democratic) - DOI
House 147 - Kathleen Chase (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
House 148 - Roberta Beavers (Democratic) - DOI
House 150 - Windol Weaver (Republican) - DOI
Judge of Propate:
York County Judge of Propate - Donna Bailey (Democratic) - PRIVATELY FINANCED* (Exempt)*
Register of Propate:
York County Register of Propate - Carol Lovejoy (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Sheriff:
Franklin County Sheriff - Scott Nichols (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
District Attorney:
Prosecutorial District 4 [Special Election] - Darrick Banda (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
County Commissioner:
Androscoggin County Commissioner District 2 - Ron Potvin (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Aroostook County Commissioner District 3 - Norman Fournier (Democratic) - UNREGISTERED
Franklin County Commissioner District 1 - Michael Wells (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Franklin County Commissioner District 2 - Frederick Hardy (Republican) - UNREGISTERED
Knox County Commissioner District 2 - Richard Parent (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED (Exempt)*
Piscataquis County Commissioner District 2 - James Annis (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Piscataquis County Commissioner District 3 - Andrew Torbett (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
Waldo County County Commissioner District 2 - Andrew Carinale, Jr. (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner District 4 - David Bowles (Republican) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
York County Commissioner District 4 - Michael Cote (Unenrolled) - PRIVATELY FINANCED
*Incumbent Democratic York County Judge of Probate candidate Donna Bailey listed as having filed a Declaration of Intent to run as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate, but that act does not cover elections for county offices (and never has), so, in effect, she’ll be privately financed. More accurately, it seems, she won’t be financed at all, as she is listed as being “Exempt” from campaign finance reporting requirements, which I believe means she has pledged not to raise or spend any money on her campaign. Republican Knox County Commissioner District 2 candidate Richard Parent is also listed as “Exempt”, although he, unlike Bailey, is listed as being privately financed.
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Raye is termed out. He has formed an exploratory committee for a potential run against Michaud in 2012.