Serving with Senator Lynn Bromley in the Legislature showed me, every day, what thoughtful, principled leadership looks like: listening first, doing the hard work, and never losing sight of serving Maine people. www.centralmaine.com/2025/12/26/c...

Calling for more “training” for ICE while ignoring the reality on the ground isn’t leadership. It’s avoidance. Senator Collins must vote NO on the DHS budget. This is about accountability, human decency, and stopping lawless abuse of power.

ICE OUT of Maine.

The Bangor Daily News knows its stuff. I’m the Democratic candidate running the campaign to win in 2026. www.bangordailynews.com/2026/01/01/p...

I’m honored to earn the endorsement of Maine Conservation Voters Action Fund. Every fight has taught me the importance of standing up for and staying connected to the people you’re fighting for. As governor, I’ll keep fighting for Maine people and our future. @maineconservation.bsky.social

With Trump attacking our healthcare system, supporting nurses—especially in rural Maine—is more critical than ever. Houlton Regional’s nurses are among the lowest paid and have gone nearly a year without a contract. I’m grateful they’re standing up for patient safety and fair wages.

Trump’s plan to slash funding for permanent housing threatens Maine’s most vulnerable, risking half of the state’s homelessness-prevention funds. At a time of rising housing costs, Maine’s next Governor must fight to protect affordable housing. www.politico.com/news/2025/11...

I had a great time gathering with other Maine Democrats at the Blue Wave Gala in Portland. I was excited to meet Governor Pritzker, Officer Harry Dunn, and DNC Vice Chair Malcolm Kenyatta and thank them for their incredible leadership.

As I’ve worked on Maine’s Housing Affordability Plan, one thing is clear: Washington isn’t helping. Trump’s 50-year mortgage plan isn’t viable—it dumps debt on families and boosts big banks. Maine’s next governor must fight for housing people can truly afford.

Wow! It was wonderful to have so many people show up to celebrate the launch of our Housing Affordability Plan, including so many folks who gave us great ideas on our housing tour as we traveled the state listening to you. Thank you Three of Strong Spirits for letting us take over the tasting room!

After a powerful statewide housing tour, I’m excited to share my Housing Affordability Plan for Maine: a roadmap to make sure everyone has a fair shot in at calling Maine home. To learn more about how I’ll get this plan done as governor, visit my website at hannahforgovernor.com/housing-plan/

Today, on Veterans Day, we honor the brave men and women who have served our nation and the families who have stood beside them with love and strength.

We're wrapping up our statewide housing tour with a Housing Happy Hour in Portland! Join us this Thursday, November 13th from 4 to 6 PM to hear what we've learned from the tour and share your ideas for Maine's housing crisis. All are welcome! RSVP here: hannahforgovernor.com/housing/

Some rare good news today from the US Supreme Court which just turned down a request to reconsider gay marriage and the Obergefell decision. I was the lead co-sponsor of gay marriage in 2009 as Speaker of the House, and I know how important it is to stand up for and uphold equality for all families.

I’m honored to have the support of more than 100 current and former Maine legislators and elected officials from all across the State. I couldn’t be more proud to have their support in this Governor’s race as we continue to build momentum to win this important campaign.

Proud to join volunteers for the Final Push GOTV phone bank to defeat Question 1—because protecting early and absentee voting is on the line. Vote NO on 1 today! Accessible voting keeps our democracy strong. Polls open until 8PM. #VoteNoOn1

Join me in Biddeford this Saturday, November 1st, to get out the vote and defeat Question 1! I’ll be kicking off the 12 PM canvass — sign up at the link below to join me! hp4gov.com/biddeford-go...

170,000 Mainers won’t get their monthly SNAP food support they depend on this November because of the government shutdown. We need leaders who understand the importance of these essential safety net programs and ensures their future, rather than hurting families as a political weapon.

I’m deeply honored to have the endorsement of so many of Maine’s health care leaders: people who’ve spent their lives caring for our communities. They know what’s at stake. Together, we can build a system that actually works for Maine families. hannahforgovernor.com/health-care-...

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the Wabanaki people, the original stewards of this land for more than 12,000 years, and reflect on the importance of sovereignty, justice, and partnership. Supporting the sovereignty of Tribal Nations means listening, learning, and taking action together.

We need a public option because health insurance is reaching a crisis point for many Mainers. As governor, I'll use the power of the state to build a solution. Check out my article that was just published in the Portland Press Herald, here: www.pressherald.com/2025/10/10/w...

In case you were unable to make it to our Voting Rights Forum with Congressman Jamie Raskin, you can watch the full recording of it here! hp4gov.com/raskin-forum...

We're visiting Ellsworth this Friday, October 10th, for another stop on our housing tour. Join us to discuss Maine's housing challenges and share your thoughts on some solutions. RSVP here: hp4gov.com/housing-tour...

Thank you to Congressman Jamie Raskin for joining us in Maine for an inspiring conversation about voting rights. It was an honor to host the Congressman and I'm thrilled to have his support in this race. Thank you as well to Joann Bautista for being an excellent moderator. Remember: Vote No on 1!

The 54,000 Mainers who rely on the PTC cannot afford the type of increases that are coming in 2026. Republicans in Washington are opposed to extending these subsidies. It’s time to hold them accountable and fight to protect affordable healthcare for Maine families. shorturl.at/zb69M

In my 20s, I relied on Planned Parenthood for my primary care, and I know so many others that do the same. I'm deeply saddened by this news. We need a governor who will fight to protect access, to keep our clinics open, and to make sure every Mainer can get the care they need.

This shutdown threatens health care for thousands of Mainers, food assistance, and puts families’ livelihoods at risk. As Governor, I’ll fight to protect Mainers and make sure families come first.

Maine’s free community college program works. As Governor, I’ll make it permanent. Students, parents, teachers & employers all see the difference: affordable, accessible higher ed that builds the workforce we need in health care, schools, trades & more. Let’s get this done. shorturl.at/VNiV9

We're continuing the housing conversation this Thursday 10/2 in Kittery. RSVP at hp4gov.com/housing-tour-kittery. See you there!

Today on National Constitution Day, we honor the foundation of our democracy. On October 3rd, Congressman and constitutional scholar Jamie Raskin will join us in Maine to talk about protecting these core constitutional values and the future of our democracy. RSVP here: hp4gov.com/raskin-forum

CMP’s latest request for a multi-year rate increase is egregious and out of touch with Maine’s affordability crisis. Upgrading the grid matters, but Mainers shouldn’t foot the bill for corporate greed after years of underinvestment. The PUC must stand up to CMP and put Maine people first.

Congressman Jamie Raskin and I invite you to a critical forum on voting rights and the forces threatening our democracy in Maine and across the country. Please join us October 3rd in Portland. RSVP here: hp4gov.com/raskin-forum

Reports last night that a parent was detained by unidentified immigration officials outside Talbot Elementary in Portland during school drop-off are deeply disturbing. Maine families deserve better. We must stand up and reject these tactics and defend the values of dignity, compassion, and community

Today, we pause to remember the lives tragically lost on September 11th, 2001. Nearly 3,000 people were taken from us that day, including six Mainers from Lewiston, Portland, Lubec, Gray, and Gorham. Close friends lost their loved ones and my heart still breaks for them.

Political violence is never acceptable and should be universally condemned. My thoughts tonight are with the family of Charlie Kirk, those harmed today in Colorado, and all families impacted by gun violence.

Housing is one of the biggest challenge facing Maine families today. Rising costs are pushing people out of their communities, and we can’t afford leaders who look the other way. I know the next governor must make affordable housing a top priority. mainemorningstar.com/2025/09/10/h...

My Labor Day was well spent with good food and good people! After the Southern Maine Labor Council breakfast in Portland, I attended a cookout with the Amalgamated Transit Union, then headed up to Brewer for the Eastern Maine Labor Council's evening celebration.

Labor Day is about honoring American workers, the progress of the labor movement, and how far we've come. I’m grateful for every Mainer who shows up, puts in the effort, and keeps our state moving forward. Today, I’d like to honor the first female cabinet secretary in US history, Frances Perkins.

What is happening at the US Centers for Disease Control should be shocking to all Americans. Undermining science and the basic principles of public health, restricting access to vaccines, and cutting funding for life-saving advances in medicine is putting the public at risk and will cost lives.

On Day One of my campaign, I made clear my support for full sovereignty for the Wabanaki Nations in Maine. Here’s some recent coverage: mainemorningstar.com/2025/08/27/c...

Housing is the #1 issue I hear about – and I’m bringing the conversation directly to communities across Maine. Stay tuned!

I was in Newcastle for the ribbon cutting at 16 Mills Road, where 16 new affordable apartments are becoming a reality in the heart of this wonderful village. This is what happens when thoughtful local planning meets committed community members and strong state support.

18 years married today—and true to form, my husband is spending it leading a North Haven Planning Board public hearing.

Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of joining Aroostook County Dems Chair Alison Willette, Maine Dems Chair Charlie Dingman, Governor Janet Mills, and the Aroostook County Democratic Committee for a picnic meeting in Fort Fairfield.

Had such great time marching alongside Governor Mills and the Aroostook County Democrats in the Maine Potato Blossom Festival parade in Fort Fairfield on Saturday. This campaign is about getting out to all corners of the state, and I am so grateful for the warm welcome we received in the county!

Great day yesterday in East Millinocket and Millinocket meeting so many wonderful community and business leaders, touring mill sites, and listening to important perspectives on the future of the Katahdin region.

I’m coming off a great week on the road with stops in Orono, Bangor, Augusta, and York County. A highlight included an amazing house party in Orono hosted by friends Emily Cain and Danny Williams, both former Maine state representatives.

Today we celebrate the birth of our nation - an enduring promise of freedom, justice, and opportunity for all. I am spending time with my extended family, including my kids and nieces and nephews. During these uncertain times, I worry about the future world all of our kids will inherit.

Senate Republicans in Washington just rammed through a budget that slashes health care, puts rural hospitals at risk, rolls back environmental protections, guts clean energy investments — and drives up energy costs. Why? To hand the wealthiest Americans yet another tax break.