Charlotte grew up and lives in Edgecomb. Her father, David Nutt, is a retired boat builder, and her late mother, Judy Sandick, was a physician at St. Andrews and Miles Memorial Hospital. Her experiences growing up on a peninsula are reflected in her career. Charlotte is a self-employed data consultant with a focus on creating resilience for Midcoast municipalities. She helps municipal leaders plan efforts in housing, transportation, economic development, and environmental sustainability.

Maine is a resilient state, but we are facing significant hardship. Charlotte is fighting for a version of Maine that can weather any storm—from economic shifts to hurricanes to state and federal policy changes. Let’s work together in Augusta to keep Maine affordable, strong, and thriving: now and for future generations.

Join Charlotte in the fight to build resilience across the key issues in her platform:

• Housing affordability
• Healthcare reform to lower rising costs of healthcare
• Supporting unique Maine industries, such as arts and culture and the blue economy
• Climate and sustainability planning
• Reproductive freedom and LBTQIA+ rights
• Rural data equity to ensure that decision-makers across all levels of government have equal access to reliable data as they craft key policies