This letter was submitted to local outlets and signed by our LCDC chair along with the chairs of the Democratic committees in Kennebec County, Chelsea, Dresden and Randolph. It responds to remarks made by State Rep. Michael Lemelin (HD 53) on April 10 linking recent tragic events which he attributed to God's punishment for Maine's abortion policies....

17 April, 2024 /

Chris Johnson of Somerville sent this letter to the Boothbay Register in support of electing Cameron Reny to State Senate....

24 October, 2022 /

Paula Arsenault of Boothbay sent this letter to the Boothbay Register praising Gov. Janet Mills for her leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and expressing her desire for "four more years of Mills' effective leadership."...

17 October, 2022 /

Rich Livingston of Bremen sent this letter to the Lincoln County News in support of re-electing Gov. Mills by highlighting her achievements in fiscal management during "turbulent times."...

11 October, 2022 /

Ru Monsell of Damariscotta sent this letter to the Lincoln County News in support of re-electing Chellie Pingree to the U.S. House highlighting her fight for Maine's lobster industry....

11 October, 2022 /

An Schaer of Waldoboro sent this letter to the Boothbay Register in support of Gov. Janet Mills' re-election, especially highlighting her record on expanding access to health care....

10 October, 2022 /

Richard Brown of Dresden sent this letter to the Lincoln County News in support of Sen. Eloise Vitelli's re-election bid noting two pieces of legislation that she sponsored that help Mainers succeed....

29 September, 2022 /

Geoff Bates of South Bristol sent this letter to the Lincoln County News to share his real experience with improved health care because of legislation passed by Gov. Mills and our Democratic state majorities....

29 September, 2022 /

Sam and Kayda Selby Wiscasset sent this letter to the Portland Press Herald thanking Gov. Mills for alleviating the tax burden that had been put on property owners as the previous administration failed to fulfill the state's commitment to fund schools at 55%....

26 September, 2022 /

Francine and Tom Rondina of East Boothbay sent this letter to the Boothbay Register in support of Gov. Janet Mills' re-election....

12 September, 2022 /

Ru Monsell of Damariscotta sent this letter to the Lincoln County News reminding readers to vote for Gov. Mills while championing her commitment to education....

01 September, 2022 /

In remembrance of a violent insurrection that took place on January 6, 2021, this letter was submitted to local outlets as penned by LCDC Chair Chris Johnson....

06 January, 2022 /

This open letter was submitted to our Congressional representatives as penned by Chair Chris Johnson and signed by 165+ (and counting) Lincoln County+ voters. It's also been submitted and published to local outlets....

08 January, 2021 /

We called our 2020 campaign “Connecting for Change” because we wanted to encourage full participation in the election. To that end, an amazing group of volunteers came together and put in thousands of hours in a variety of ways to make those connections....

27 October, 2020 /

Our constitutional self-governance relies on a free press. To make good decisions and cast good votes readers depend greatly on journalistic integrity in our news sources. ...

20 October, 2020 /

The LCDC has made a decision to postpone in-person activities until the threat of the COVID-19 coronavirus has been minimized. However, that doesn’t mean that our work stops....

16 March, 2020 /

I received a Legislative update recently in which Senator Dow wrote “..we made the largest one-time investment in education in Maine history, putting the state’s share of funding for local public schools at 55%..” Sadly, there are two things very wrong with that statement. 1 - The truth is, state funding of education is not 55% in spite of a law requiring that passed in 2004 by Maine voters. The state law for the budget says “(13) For fiscal year 2017-18, the target is 49.14%. (14) For fiscal year 2018-19, the target is 50.14%.” It’s in the section on pages 631-632...

18 September, 2018 /

The ranked choice voting procedure under consideration in Question 1 on the June 12 ballot in Maine would ensure that in primary elections for state legislative and gubernatorial nominees, and primary and general elections for U.S. House and Senate positions, the winners would have approval, or at least acceptance, from a majority of the voters....

27 May, 2018 /
To The Editor: Maine voters from both parties have a historic opportunity in June—we will be the first voters in any state to rank our preferences for candidates in a state primary, thanks to the efforts of the multi-partisan Committee for Ranked Choice Voting in Maine. Democrats will have seven candidates to choose from, while Republicans will have four. You can rank all the gubernatorial candidates in your party from number one to number seven (or four), or choose to rank just your top candidates. In other words, you only need to rank the candidates you would like to see win, starting with your number one choice. The great news is that ranked choice voting will ensure we elect the candidates who are preferred by the majority of voters in each party.
04 May, 2018 /
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