Immigration
Wants current ICE operations out of Maine
“So my overall feeling is I would like this version of ICE out of Maine because I don't think that they are making us safer. I don't think that they are protecting our communities.”
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full four-year term
Immigration
“So my overall feeling is I would like this version of ICE out of Maine because I don't think that they are making us safer. I don't think that they are protecting our communities.”
Housing & Community Development
Invest $100 Million a Year in Housing: Provide consistent funding for the development and preservation of homes across Maine that are affordable and attainable.
Energy & Utilities
Hold Utilities Accountable: Tie utility profits to lower bills, better performance, reliability, and customer satisfaction — and require the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to penalize poor service and reject unjustified rate hikes.
Education (K-12)
Strong schools require great teachers, educational technicians, bus drivers, school nurses, counselors, and support staff. Maine must adequately fund public education — and do so in a way that stops forcing communities to choose between school quality and rising property taxes. State funding and local tax relief should be complementary, not competing, priorities.
Taxes & Revenue
As Governor, she will take immediate, practical steps to lower costs for Maine people. That means tackling housing and energy bills, making health care and childcare accessible, and restructuring Maine’s tax system so the wealthiest pay their fair share and working families can afford their property taxes.
Health Care
Coverage We Can Afford: Create a public health insurance option that answers to Maine people instead of corporations, increase accountability for health care players, and reduce wasteful complexity across the system.
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full four-year term
Immigration
“So my overall feeling is I would like this version of ICE out of Maine because I don't think that they are making us safer. I don't think that they are protecting our communities.”
Housing & Community Development
Invest $100 Million a Year in Housing: Provide consistent funding for the development and preservation of homes across Maine that are affordable and attainable.
Energy & Utilities
Hold Utilities Accountable: Tie utility profits to lower bills, better performance, reliability, and customer satisfaction — and require the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to penalize poor service and reject unjustified rate hikes.
Education (K-12)
Strong schools require great teachers, educational technicians, bus drivers, school nurses, counselors, and support staff. Maine must adequately fund public education — and do so in a way that stops forcing communities to choose between school quality and rising property taxes. State funding and local tax relief should be complementary, not competing, priorities.
Taxes & Revenue
As Governor, she will take immediate, practical steps to lower costs for Maine people. That means tackling housing and energy bills, making health care and childcare accessible, and restructuring Maine’s tax system so the wealthiest pay their fair share and working families can afford their property taxes.
Health Care
Coverage We Can Afford: Create a public health insurance option that answers to Maine people instead of corporations, increase accountability for health care players, and reduce wasteful complexity across the system.