Editor of the Farmer’s Almanac, Peter Geiger endorses Peter Mills for Maine Governor and shows him around the Geiger manufacturing facility in Lewiston, Maine.
Today, the Maine Center for Public Opinion (MECPO) has released the most comprehensive Republican gubernatorial primary poll to date. A randomly selected statewide sample of 915 likely Republican primary voters were interviewed by telephone between May 22nd, 2010 and June 2nd, 2010. Though undecided voters remain the largest block at 24%, Senator Peter Mills leads the pack with 22.1% inclined to support him. Following behind is Leslie Otten at 17%, Steve Abbott at 13.9%, and Mayor Paul LePage at 10.7%.
York County’s Journal Tribune endorses Peter Mills for Governor. “Republican voters should take advantage of a candidate whose fiscally conservative views match up well with his practical political skills.”
Reporter Don Carrigan: “It’s classic Mills. After years of experience in state government, he delights in the details… You really care about issues like this, don’t you?”
Peter Mills: “I like to see how it works on the ground. I want to know how programs are working in the field.”
Edwin Berry of Hudson, Bob Roffler of North Yarmouth, Tom Dunne of Cape Elizabeth, Jeff Taber of Windham, and Chris Young of Caratunk describe why they support Peter Mills for Governor of Maine.
The Bangor Daily News profiles Peter Mills. The Senator’s reputation at the State House involves a legendary work ethic and a passion for the legislative process. He has near-universal respect from legislators of all stripes.
You may have already seen some Mills For Maine signs out there thanks to our great team of volunteers! If you’d like a sign for your yard please contact your local sign distributor.
Jill Goldthwait of the Ellsworth American advises the Maine GOP to nominate Senator Peter Mills not only because he can win the general election but because he’ll know what to do as Governor.
Senator Mills’ crucial mental health bill passes the Maine Legislature. If Governor Baldacci signs the bill, Maine will have a new tool to reduce hospitalization rates, homelessness, arrests and incarceration, while saving money and lives.
Like some of Maine’s other Republican candidates for governor Peter Mills runs a business in the private sector. But he’s the only one who he knows Augusta, having served 16 years in the Maine House and the Senate.
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