Elderly ladies are portrayed sitting at a kitchen table in Republican 2nd Congressional District hopeful Kevin Raye’s latest campaign ad, and they aren’t fans of U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud, his challenger.

The ad against Republican Charlie Summers begs questions about his support for the aggressive federal budget plan of the Republican vice presidential nominee.

The ad marks the start of a more aggressive campaign strategy on the part of the independent candidate for U.S. Senate.

They have created a website and released a corresponding mailer detailing the online gaming history of District 25 Democratic candidate Colleen Lachowicz.

Not only do the businesses in the ad stand by the House candidate’s claims, but other sources corroborate them.

Candidates discover that handy mobile applications can generate useful information and help them navigate the arcane art of getting votes.

Summers campaign manager Lance Dutson said the campaign decided to skip the forums because of scheduling conflicts.

The candidate’s campaign had asked that the ads be pulled, claiming there are inaccuracies.

Angus King’s campaign heavily edited a newspaper profile of him – removing passages that were critical – before posting it on the campaign’s website Monday.