Dear
Editor,
Windham
House District 25 has a superior candidate in Jennie Butler. With over
27
years as a school teacher, Jennie has the ability to work with others and will
be an awesome representative for us.
Her
community commitment is evidenced by her work with the Windham Recreation
Department Advisory Committee, St Ann’s Episcopal Church, the Windham Athletic
Boosters, and others. She knows first-hand the struggles of those caring for
aging parents. She is energetic, intelligent, and compassionate!
The
Maine AFL-CIO, Sierra Club, and others have already endorsed Jennie. As our
Representative, she will fight for all of us. I have known Jennie for more than
25 years and I have no doubt that she will work tirelessly for our District. I
encourage you to vote for Jennie Butler for Maine House District 25! If you
want your voice to be heard, you won’t find a better Representative than Jennie
Butler!
Lori
Poland
Windham
Dear Editor,
I support Jennie Butler for Maine House District 25! I
know she will use her vote for the best interest of Windham and the State of
Maine. I have known her for many years and she is a hard worker. She cares and
helps others as much as possible. This caring for others and their needs will
be her main focus in the state house. She cares most about education, seniors
being able to stay in their homes, and fiscally sound budgeting. I will vote
for Jennie Butler and I encourage you to vote for Jennie Butler for your state
representative too! Check out her website jenniebutlerwindham.com for more
information.
Harriet Moroney
Windham
Political ads already overwhelming you? Federal and state
politics have evolved into a harsh polarized climate. Politics is now so abrasive that
it is rarely discussed in social situations unless you are sure of everyone’s
affiliations in the room. Completely
withdrawing from the process by not voting though, only makes this climate
worse. At a minimum, take the time to at least understand who is running for
office in your district and spend a little time understanding the positions of
the candidates. Enormous
political and social change is already here, and we need smart and cooperative
representatives to Augusta who can help Maine thrive and continue to retain its
quality of life.
Anne Gass is the type of representative In House District 67
(South Casco, Frye Island, Raymond, and Gray) we need to take on the political
challenges of our area. I’ve
worked with Anne on community projects such as Libby Hill Trails and the Gray
Community Endowment for nearly 20 years. Her ability to listen, communicate
and bridge differences of opinion to get projects done in Gray makes her well
suited to be our voice in Augusta.
If you want to get a flavor of how she would work for you in Augusta,
I’d suggest you view the online video of Candidates
Night in Casco from May (https://vimeo.com/270164359). You’ll see how professional and
well-spoken Anne is in a public forum compared to her opponent, who despite
nearly 20 years in Augusta lacks the skills to be an effective leader.
Anne Gass is out meeting voters and I hope you too get to
see her in action. Hopefully
she wins your vote but at a minimum you have taken the time to learn about who
you are voting for in November!
Steve McPike
Gray
This letter is to express to the citizens of Windham how
much I appreciate Representative Patrick Corey and all he has done for not only
District 25, but for the people of the great state of Maine.
I am a retired police officer who has worked in Maine and
in the metro Phoenix area for over 30 years and am current president of the
Maine Association of Police Retired. I am also a Navy veteran.
Rep. Corey and I have worked together on two separate
bills to make our schools safer. It is clear to me and to many of my brothers
and sisters in law enforcement that Rep. Corey has the best interest and safety
in mind when it comes to crime prevention and the security of our schools. He
has demonstrated his tenacity when it comes to his beliefs and those of his
constituents.
I will continue to go to Rep. Corey when we need a change
in Augusta because he has a comprehensive approach and thoroughly analyzes the
issues. He thinks through his decisions and makes them based on principle and
the good of the people he represents. Best Wishes for re-election in
November.
Michael Mercer
Windham
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