Well the polls are tempting us again. And it seems so reasonable to believe them. Gas prices are stubbornly stuck at well over $4.00 a gallon. Grocery costs continue to […]
Author: Juliana Lord
A vote for healthcare
This letter ran in The Ellsworth American on Oct. 4 and Penobscot Bay Press on Oct. 1. To the Editor: I think I speak for many when I say that […]
2026 Elections: Important Dates & Deadlines
General Election: November 3rd, 2026 Early In-Person Voting: October 5 – 29(At Your Municipal Clerk’s Office) Absentee Ballots Begin Mailing: October 5 Online Voter Registration Deadline: October 13 Mail-in Voter […]
All in for Matt Dunlap
This letter ran in Penobscot Bay Press, Sept. 24, 2026 When I ask people why they plan to vote for Matt Dunlap, most exclaim, “I’d never vote for Paul LePage!” Fair […]
A Vote for Jackson
This letter ran in The Mount Desert Islander, Sept. 8, 2026 President Trump remains unable to resolve a war he started–a war that was unnecessary, not authorized by Congress and not […]
Become a Poll Watcher for Election Day
Virtual Poll Observer Training with the Maine Dems Voter Access Team Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and SaturdaysMultiple times available: See dates & times: mobilize.us/mainedems/event/1021719 What you’ll learn Pick any session Sessions […]
Giving News: Money Talks
Why giving matters more than ever We all wish politics were not the massive money game it is. But Citizens United is a reality, and our country needs a sea […]
Blue Hill Fair by the Numbers!
49 work slots to pull off staffing 1 Democratic tent – 5 to set up, 5 to break down, and 13 work shifts of 3 hours each, with 3 stalwart […]
September Message from the Chair
With Labor Day now behind us, we’re shifting into high gear to get people on the ground working to turn out the vote. In the coming weeks these ramped up […]
How Dare He?
This letter ran in The Mount Desert Islander, Sept. 8, 2026 How dare our president make up stories about being at Ground Zero on 9/11? He makes a mockery of those […]
