I won my race! www.pressherald.com/2025/11/12/r...

Private equity firms are buying up Maine’s mobile home parks, raising rents and threatening one of the state’s last affordable paths to homeownership. A new Maine law gives residents the first chance to buy their parks before firms do in an effort to keep communities stable and affordable.

Recount day!

Did I get this photo from my mom? Yes, yes I did ♥️

Families who rely on SNAP to put food on the table live in every corner of Maine. State lawmakers have an obligation to reconvene in a special session to ensure no Mainer goes without food because of what’s happening in Washington, DC. #mepolitics www.mecep.org/blog/how-man...

I'm proud to announce that I won my race tonight... by one vote. Off to a recount?

It’s good news that the Trump Administration is finally following the law and sending out partial SNAP payments. But it’s not enough. State lawmakers, including those in Maine, need to commit to funding the rest with our own money. No one should go hungry due to what’s happening in DC #mepolitics

Meeting Alert 📆 This Wednesday, 10/29 at 5 p.m. MRRA Annual Board Meeting Brunswick Town Hall (or via Zoom) Topics will include MRRA's analysis of the root cause of their 2024 firefighting foam accident brunswicklanding.us/event/mrra-b...

I heard recently that the Maine US Senate race could attract $600 million in spending. That’s obscene. If you’re considering giving to a candidate, take a moment to think about how much good that money could do going directly to people compared to another drop in the tide of TV ads.

Maine ICE WATCH HOTLINE provides accurate, real-time information about ICE and Border Patrol activity and connects Maine families to resources and support services during a time of heightened enforcement and targeting of immigrants and refugees. Like and share so we reach as many people as we can!!

I had the pleasure of participating in Curtis Library's Candidate Night yesterday. It was great to meet some of you and to hear from the other candidates! Fortunately for anyone who wasn't able to make it, the Candidate Night was recorded. It should be going up on Brunswick TV3 in the near future!

Mainers gathered in Freeport to protest Central Maine Power’s plan to hike electricity rates by $420 a year. The new “Fight the Hike” coalition says CMP’s proposal, which would boost its revenues by more than $1.4 billion over five years, is unjust to residents already struggling with high costs.

Maine's "Yellow Flag Law" requires law enforcement to initiate any protection order, but cops are notoriously hesitant to take action on something like this until the violence has occurred. Question 2's "Red Flag Law" would make it much easier to avoid tragedies like what happened in Lewiston.

Brunswick, Maine just moved our only polling location to Brunswick Landing (by the airport). This makes voting in person on Election Day much harder for any non-driving Brunswick residents. Easy access to absentee voting is so important to ensuring that Brunswick residents aren't disenfranchised!!

Maine’s history with the Wabanaki Nations is not ancient history. It’s a living injustice that continues to shape our economy and politics. The path forward is clear: return land, repair trust, and reform laws that have kept the Wabanaki from full self-determination. www.mecep.org/maines-econo...

Just got the latest copy of Small Acts in the mail and was amazed to see a full page interview featuring me! If you aren't familiar with Small Acts, you should try and track down a copy. It's often available at local Midcoast coffee shops including Reverie in Brunswick.

The Times Record included me in their Meet the Candidates write-up last month! Unfortunately, it has a paywall. I'd say election information should be free to help inform the public. What do you think?

I'm running to represent District 6 of Brunswick Maine on the Town Council. Where is District 6? Here's a map!