The Democratic challenger says she wants to reverse state decisions that have shifted financial burdens onto Maine towns.
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Senate District 35 : Ex-police chief challenges assistant minority leader
Democrat Dawn Hill of York faces the town’s former police chief Theodor Short.
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House District 1: Democratic incumbent faces challenger in Kittery
Rep. Deane Rykerson, who is an architect, is running against Republican Ronald Pulchlopek, an electrical engineer.
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Longtime Old Orchard Beach legislator George Hogan faces re-election challenge
Republican Michael Coleman has criticized Hogan on the opioid crisis and state funding for local government.
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Three campaign for open House seat in Saco
Democrat Donna Bailey, Republican Jeff Christenbury and unenrolled candidate Jacob Johnston vie in House District 14.
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House District 2: Republican challenges ex-Maine Senate president
Jonathan Michael Moynahan, 27, and Democrat Mark Lawrence, 58, seek the open seat in their district.
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Saco House candidate accused of assault staying in race
Republican Mark Bedell was urged to abandon District 15 race against Democrat Maggie O’Neil after he was arrested for aggravated assault against a woman last week.
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House District 3: Rep. Lydia Blume defends seat against Republican Peter Mantell
Blume is seeking her second term representing part of York.
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Rep. Patricia Hymanson faces former Rep. Bradley Moulton in House District 4
The Democrat is seeking a second term but she must beat a former two-term lawmaker.
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Senate District 31: Two-term state representative faces Republican outsider
Democrat Justin Chenette and firefighter and paramedic Timothy Sevigny seek to represent the Saco area in the Maine Senate.