Pulling for Pebworth in November

If you--or your dog!--would like a sign for your lawn, just let me know.

It's another busy week: meeting voters in Sedgwick Saturday, attending a Families First Community Center event in Ellsworth Sunday, back to meeting voters in Sedgwick at the beginning of the week, and then attending the Maine Council on Aging Summit in Augusta on Wednesday.

On Thursday, I'm touring a recovery center for opioid use disorder in Ellsworth and meeting Brooklin voters at a house party. Friday will find me in Blue Hill, listening in on a webinar on economic policy, attending the selectmen's meeting, and meeting voters door to door.

Understanding concerns in this district and in the state firsthand is an important piece to my campaign. If you know of an issue you think warrants my attention, please let me know.

Meeting Voters at the Blue Hill Fair

Many Hancock County candidates visited the fair this weekend, answering questions and making campaign materials available. 

If you weren't able to stop by and you want a "Where's Bruce?" bumper sticker or a Janet Mills sign for your lawn, don't despair! You can visit the fine folks at the Hancock County Democrats' office in Ellsworth for those and many other items.

And if you still have questions for the candidates, you'll have many opportunities in the coming weeks.  For instance, on September 20, the monthly meeting of the Hancock County Dems will feature Congressional candidate Jared Golden, 7-9pm.
 
Also, on Thursday, September 27 many candidates--Jared Golden (Second Congressional District), Ben Uhlenhake (Senate District 8), Mike Reynolds (House District 130), Nathalie Arruda (House District 131), and I (House District 133)--will be at a meet and greet event at the Orland Community Center from 6-8pm.  We can't promise you fried cheese curds or a lime fizz, like you can get at the fair, but in Orland there will be food and drink. It's a great opportunity to bring your undecided friends out for the evening.