
Office Sought: Representative – District 50
Age: 69
Occupation: Retired judge
Education: Law Degree, U.Me.
Family: Married Nancy Eaton Tucker, 45 years. Three grown children, Ben, Abe and Ruth
Hometown: Brunswick
Political experience
Brunswick School Board and Town Council. Chair of Workers’ Compensation Commission. Labor Attorney 19 years. Retired after career as Maine District Court Judge.
Why are you running for office?
To help protect and improve public education, Maine’s health care system, environmental protections, and economy. To block the destructive, divisive, mean-spirited, right-wing policies of the current Maine executive.
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Income Tax: Gov. LePage would like to lower Maine’s income tax rate and eventually eliminate it, by increasing the state’s sales tax and expanding it across a broader range of goods and services. Do you support this proposal? -
Background Checks: Do you support background checks for privately sold firearms in Maine? -
Minimum Wage: In light of the ballot question facing voters this fall, do you support raising the state’s minimum wage from $7.50 to $12 an hour by 2020? -
Marijuana: Do you support legalization of marijuana for recreational use? -
Addiction/Overdoses: Do you believe the state is doing enough in response to the rise in heroin/opiate addiction and overdoses? If not, what else should be done?
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