Republican Peter Mills reports today that he is the first gubernatorial candidate from either party to raise the contributions necessary to qualify under Maine’s new and more stringent Clean Election law. Mills’ campaign is the first in history to collect 3,250 $5 donations to the Maine Clean Election Fund and to raise $40,000 in donations of $100 or less from Maine voters. The campaign is now able to focus solely on listening to Mainers’ concerns and promoting Mills’ message of fiscal responsibility and government reform.
Maine State Senator Peter Mills addresses health care costs. Mills identifies measures he’s currently supporting to bring health care costs under control such as a statewide electronic medical records system.
I would like to announce my support for state Sen. Peter Mills.
A native of Farmington, Mills served honorably in the United States Navy from 1965 to 1970. Graduating second in the Maine Law School class of 1973, he has been the manager of his own law firm since 1982.
Mills has served the people of Maine [...]
On Monday, Peter Mills spoke to the Rockland Kiwanis club. The event took place at the local Rockland restaurant, Amalfi on the Water.
Peter Mills announces the genesis of the Mills For Maine Advisory Committee and addresses Governor Baldacci’s budget gimmicks.
In a deal made with public labor unions Governor Baldacci aims to borrow $8M from the next governor, from the next legislature, from future taxpayers to fund a longevity benefit to the most senior members of the those unions, those who will work on Democratic campaigns in 2010.
A bill proposed by Senator Peter Mills would grant benefits to those living in towns hosting wind power, and extend benefits to all Mainers, thus leveling the playing field for the industry and preventing wind power firms from playing towns against one another.
Senator Peter Mills announces the hiring of Marc A. Pitman as his gubernatorial campaign director. Pitman, an accomplished fundraiser and author, will lead the campaign’s efforts to promote Senator Mills’ strategic plan to bring fiscal restraint, government accountability and economic expansion to Maine. Senator Mills has run eight successful campaigns in Somerset County as his own campaign manager. This partnership with Pitman will help Mills bring that record of campaign success to voters statewide.
The Maine ethics commission is scheduled to meet Thursday to discuss what will happen if there’s not enough public money to fund all Clean Election candidates who qualify, but it may be a contingency plan that’s unnecessary if not enough candidates qualify for the funding.
The Lincoln County Republican Committee kicked off 2010 with guest speaker State Senator Peter Mills, running for the Republican nomination for governor. A native of Farmington, Maine, Senator Mills spoke primarily on what would be his focus if elected governor.
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