RESULTS: Nov. 6, 2018 Election, Warrants and Polls: How the Midcoast voted
The 2018 midterm elections were feisty, but they are over, and here are the collected results for Knox and Waldo counties on local, state and federal elections and referendums.
Vinalhaven voters to consider playground improvement referendum
Rockland to vote on four marijuana advisory questions
District Attorney, Waldo County Sheriff candidates vie for votes at Belfast debate
Erin Herbig represents hard-working, action-oriented, forward-looking leadership we need
Angus King understands progress doesn’t come from polarization
I’m voting against Question 1, but will follow up with legislators on the issue
Thomaston to vote on future of Lura Libby building, business block redevelopment, dog ordinance changes, stipends
November is drawing and near and I humbly ask for your vote
Re-Elect Owen Casas to Maine House of Representatives
Impressed by Janet Mills’ record and experience
Erin Herbig has legislative experience, energy it takes to represent all of Waldo County
Vote for Benjamin Dorr, Rockland City Council; Natasha Irving for District Attorney
Jayne Giles is a creative problem-solver, tireless worker and advocate
We need more leaders like Vicki Doudera
Vicki Doudera will be a hardworking, positive liaison between people and policies
Save the Mary E. Taylor School
Yes to redo MET
Union voters to consider allowing sale of agency liquor
Bruce Poliquin’s battle for Maine
We need to make America, America again
Paula Sutton represents the hardworking Mainer
A YES vote for MET is an easy decision
Business organization Educate Maine endorses Questions 4 and 5
Return Paige to Augusta
Change the premise of our ‘grow the economy’ belief system
Janet Mills Stands For Us
Jayne’s brand of independent thinking, Maine pragmatism are what we need
Ann Matlack has the experience for Augusta
I’m Voting For Ann Matlack
Jayne Crosby Giles understands needs of small businesses
Money, Mattresses, and Maine
Support Mary Mortier for Belfast City Council
Join us in voting for William Sneed for Waldo County Treasurer
Impressed with Erin Herbig’s energy, commitment, intelligence and caring
Disappointed in Rockport town officials
Vote Jayne for Maine
Vote, whether you agree with my choices or not
Sen. Dave Miramant cares all year round
Justin Thompson will be there for us, let’s be there for him Nov. 6
Stuart Finkelstein: Bill Pluecker is the education candidate
Celebrating Voter Rights
Edward Courtenay: Paula Sutton works for the needs of her constituents
Rockland Council Candidate Brandy Perkins
Vote YES on Mary E. Taylor bond and keep a good thing
Important notice for overseas voters who cannot access state election websites
Vicki Doudera is committed to representing everyone
In support of a proposed single-use bag ordinance
Rockport: Vote no on Questions 2 and 3 (library proposal)
Vote for Bill Pluecker, independent candidate in Maine House District 95
Vote for Janet Mills
Being the first time that I can vote in my lifetime, I am voting for State Senator Dave Miramant
Supporting Janet Mills for Governor because of her commitment to education, arts
Bill Pluecker will be a thoughtful member of Maine’s Legislature
Bill Pluecker will make thoughtful decisions to represent each and every citizen
Question 5 on state ballot: Bond to improve community college infrastructure
Owen Casas will advocate for special needs individuals, work hard to simplify state bureaucracy
Pinny Beebe-Center knows how to bring people together, craft budget efficiencies
Vicki Doudera For The State House
The Right Library for Rockport
Re-elect Sheriff Jeff Trafton
It’s not about the plastic
Fiddling While Rome Burns
We need to elect Bill Pluecker to put next generation on right track for success
Bill Pluecker will be a ‘Yes’ vote on Medicaid expansion we voted to enact
Ten reasons to vote yes on SAD 28 Mary E. Taylor School referendum
Rockland Council Candidate Benjamin Dorr
Plastic Free By the Sea?
Rockland Council Candidate Harold D. Hayward, Jr.
Question 4 on the state ballot: Bond for construction and remodeling of University of Maine System facilities
Question 3 on the state ballot: Bond to improve transportation, waterfront infrastructures
Question 2 on the state ballot: Bond to improve water quality, create wastewater treatment facilities
Why I support the financing plan for the Rockport Public Library
Erin Herbig is exceptional
Vicki Doudera’s wide-ranging experience is invaluable to this community
Ann Matlack will improve present and future of all of her constituents
Owen Casas is best candidate for our community
Bill Pluecker will ensure a bright future for children and communities
Janet Mills will ensure affordable, accessible healthcare for Maine people
League of Women Voters of Maine issues 2018 Voter Guide
Q&A: Maine House District 95 Candidate Paula Sutton
The Red Flag Gun Safety Bill and questions for local candidates
Q&A: Maine House District 98 Candidate Brian Kresge
Vote yes on Camden’s single-use plastic bag and polystyrene bans
Rockport Select Board supports plan for new Rockport Public Library
Slate thoughts looking at the Belfast Council candidate slate
Attend the Belfast forum featuring sheriff and district attorney candidates
Owen Casas off to a great start, with his best yet to come
Vote for small business, vote for Vicki Doudera
Let’s build Rockport’s new library
Bill Pluecker supports making health care accessible for Mainers
A Vote for Owen Casas is a Vote for You
Vicki Doudera has energy, passion, thoughtfulness
Jayne Crosby Giles a team player who can get things done
Maine’s Gubernatorial Candidates descended on Rockland for Seafood Industry Forum
Bill Pluecker has the vision for the potential of Maine
Question 1 on the state ballot: Proposal to establish home care for seniors, disabled
Letter to the editor: Bill Pluecker understands our property tax concerns
Letter to the editor: Re-elect independent thinker Owen Casas
Letter to the editor: Two important reasons I’m voting to re-elect Owen Casas
Letter to the editor: Jayne Crosby Giles for small business
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STATE BALLOT
Question 1: Proposal to establish home care for seniors, disabled
Question 3 on the state ballot: Bond to improve transportation, waterfront infrastructures
Question 4: Bond for construction and remodeling of University of Maine System facilities
Question 5: Bond to improve community college infrastructure
Municipal Warrants
Some municipalities have their own articles that voters will consider. They include:
Lincolnville to vote on town charter amendments
Rockland to vote on four marijuana advisory questions
Rockport voters to consider borrowing to build new library, polystyrene container ban
Vinalhaven voters to consider playground improvement referendum
Cushing voters to consider funding park improvements
School Administrative District 28 Warrant
Camden, Rockport voters consider fate of Mary E. Taylor school building: Save or raze?
STATE CANDIDATES
Learn more about candidates seeking office in municipalities, Maine House and Senate, District Attorney’s office, the Blaine House, and U.S. Congress and Senate.
Penobscot Bay Pilot has posed questions to candidates running for District Attorney, Maine Senate and Legislature, providing the opportunity for the public to better understand their position on issues important to the state. The candidates have responded with their individual written answers.
Maine House of Representatives
District 91: Friendship, Union (part), Waldoboro, Washington
Jeffrey Evangelos, I-Friendship
Simmons, Abden S, R-Waldoboro
District 92: Criehaven Township, Cushing, Matinicus Island Plantation, Mussel Ridge Township, South Thomaston, St. George, Thomaston
District 93: Owls Head, Rockland
Pinny Beebe-Center, D-Rockland
Stanley, Maynard L Jr., R-Owls Head
District 94: Camden, Islesboro, Rockport
District 95: Appleton, Hope, Warren
District 96: Belmont, Liberty, Lincolnville, Montville, Morrill, Palermo and Searsmont
Stanley Paige Zeigler, D-Montville
Robert Currier, R-Belmont
District 97: Belfast, Northport and Waldo
Janice Dodge, D-Belfast
Bevelyn Zakia Beatty, R-Belfast
District 98: Frankfort, Searsport, Swanville and Winterport
Brian Phillip Kresge, R-Winterport
Scott W Cuddy, D-Winterport
District 99: Brooks, Burnham, Freedom, Jackson, Knox, Monroe, Thorndike, Troy and Unity
Maryann Kinney, R-Knox
April Turner, D-Freedom
District 131: Dedham, Orland, Otis, Penobscot, Prospect, Stockton Springs and Verona Island
Nathalie Arruda, D-Orland
Sherm Hutchins, R-Penobscot
District 134: Cranberry Isles, Deer Isle, Frenchboro, Isle au Haut, North Haven, Southwest Harbor, Stonington, Swan's Island, Tremont and Vinalhaven, plus the unorganized territory of Marshall Island Township
Philip Brady, Jr., R-Little Deer Isle
Genevieve McDonald, D-Stonington
Maine Senate
District 11: Waldo County
District 12: Appleton, Camden, Criehaven Township, Cushing, Friendship, Hope, Isle au Haut, Matinicus Isle Plantation, Muscle Ridge Islands Township, North Haven, Owls Head, Rockland, Rockport, South Thomaston, St. George, Thomaston, Union, Vinalhaven and Warren.
Wendy Pelletier, R-Hope
District 13: Windsor; and in Knox County, the municipality of Washington; and In Lincoln County, the municipalities and unorganized territories of Alna, Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Bremen, Bristol, Damariscotta, Edgecomb, Hibberts Gore Township, Jefferson, Louds Island Township, Monhegan Island Plantation, Newcastle, Nobleboro, Somerville, South Bristol, Southport, Waldoboro, Westport Island, Whitefield and Wiscasset.
Laura Fortman, D-Nobleboro: Fortman’s senate campaign focused on economic justice issues
Dana Dow, R-Waldoboro: Sen. Dow promotes solutions over rhetoric in restoring Maine economy
District Attorney
District 6: Knox, Lincoln, Sagadohoc and Waldo counties
Jonathan Liberman, R-West Bath
GET INFORMED
Maine Citizen’s Guide to the Maine Referendum Election
The guide, prepared by the Department of the Secretary of State in collaboration with the Office of the Attorney General, Office of the State Treasurer and Office of Fiscal and Program Review, is an unbiased and non-partisan review of the issues that voters will consider at the polls this November.
Rockland Council CANDIDATES