The Waldo County Democrats will be meeting on Sunday January 9, at 1 pm, in the Abbott Room at the Belfast Free Library.
This is a very important meeting, as we will be electing officers of the County Committee. We urge all Democrats to join us, whether they are voting members or not. We would like to hear from everyone!
Friday, December 31, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
December Meeting and Holiday Gathering
The Waldo County Democrats will hold our monthly meeting on Sunday, December 12, at 1pm, in the Abbott Room at the Belfast Free Library, 106 High Street.
Following the meeting, at 3pm, we would like to invite everyone to join us, in the Abbott Room, for a holiday gathering and dessert potluck. Please feel free to invite your friends and neighbors to come along.
Happy Holidays from the Waldo Dems!
Following the meeting, at 3pm, we would like to invite everyone to join us, in the Abbott Room, for a holiday gathering and dessert potluck. Please feel free to invite your friends and neighbors to come along.
Happy Holidays from the Waldo Dems!
Monday, November 1, 2010
Vote Today!
GOVERNOR: LIBBY MITCHELL
US HOUSE (2nd District): MICHAEL MICHAUD
SENATE DISTRICT 23: (All of Waldo County): JOHN PIOTTI
HOUSE DISTRICT 41: (Searsport, Stockton Springs, Frankfort, Prospect): VERONICA MAGNAN
HOUSE DISTRICT 42: (Winterport, Monroe, Jackson, Brooks, Swanville and Waldo): JOE BROOKS
HOUSE DISTRICT 43:: (Belfast,Belmont,Northport): ERIN HERBIG
HOUSE DISTRICT 44: (Lincolnville, Searsmont, Morrill, Liberty, Islesboro): ANDREW O'BRIEN
HOUSE DISTRICT 45:(Burnham, Unity, Troy, Thorndike, Knox, Freedom, Montville and Palermo): HELEN SAHADI
COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 1): (Belfast,Belmont, Islesboro, Lincolnville, Northport, Waldo): BETTY JOHNSON
Sunday, October 31, 2010
A Personal Appeal
Friends,
I know that you have been bombarded with campaign messages, and probably can't wait for this election season to be over.
But I hope you won't mind me asking for your help one more time, because I am seriously concerned about what is happening this year, around the country, and right here in Waldo County.
Many of you are unhappy with the state of things in Washington, and I understand. I probably share many of your concerns. Some of you may not agree with my choice of candidates in the race for governor, but that's all right, friends can disagree.
The reason I am writing, though, is closer to home. I am writing to ask you to help out six good people.
Six good people. John Piotti. Veronica Magnan. Joe Brooks. Erin Herbig. Andy O'Brien. Helen Sahadi. The Democratic candidates for Legislative office in Waldo County.
I count them as friends. But, more to the point, I know them all to be thoughtful, compassionate and dedicated individuals, who entered into this tough endeavor because they sincerely think they can help our community and our state.
The Republicans are going to unprecedented lengths to defeat them. Multiple attack mailings. Push polling. Out of state phone banks. Imagine that, phone banks in Florida and elsewhere calling Waldo County to try to sway our election! They have made a mockery of Maine's Clean Elections law. They have spread lies and innuendoes, willing to do or say anything to defeat these six good people.
Many of you have already helped out on the campaign, and I thank you for your efforts. But we need more help, or the GOP money machine will swamp us. We don't have a fortune to counter it, all we have is our determination and our willingness to fight back. All we have is our hearts.
Please, if you can give us any time at all on election day, we can do this. We can help these six good people.
Our campaign office is at 103 Main Street in Belfast. The phone number there is 338-5543.
Thank you for reading this post. I hope you will help.
Neal Harkness
I know that you have been bombarded with campaign messages, and probably can't wait for this election season to be over.
But I hope you won't mind me asking for your help one more time, because I am seriously concerned about what is happening this year, around the country, and right here in Waldo County.
Many of you are unhappy with the state of things in Washington, and I understand. I probably share many of your concerns. Some of you may not agree with my choice of candidates in the race for governor, but that's all right, friends can disagree.
The reason I am writing, though, is closer to home. I am writing to ask you to help out six good people.
Six good people. John Piotti. Veronica Magnan. Joe Brooks. Erin Herbig. Andy O'Brien. Helen Sahadi. The Democratic candidates for Legislative office in Waldo County.
I count them as friends. But, more to the point, I know them all to be thoughtful, compassionate and dedicated individuals, who entered into this tough endeavor because they sincerely think they can help our community and our state.
The Republicans are going to unprecedented lengths to defeat them. Multiple attack mailings. Push polling. Out of state phone banks. Imagine that, phone banks in Florida and elsewhere calling Waldo County to try to sway our election! They have made a mockery of Maine's Clean Elections law. They have spread lies and innuendoes, willing to do or say anything to defeat these six good people.
Many of you have already helped out on the campaign, and I thank you for your efforts. But we need more help, or the GOP money machine will swamp us. We don't have a fortune to counter it, all we have is our determination and our willingness to fight back. All we have is our hearts.
Please, if you can give us any time at all on election day, we can do this. We can help these six good people.
Our campaign office is at 103 Main Street in Belfast. The phone number there is 338-5543.
Thank you for reading this post. I hope you will help.
Neal Harkness
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
One Week To Go!
Time is running out on the 2010 campaign. Early voting is underway now, and Election Day is just one week away.
Please help us win this election for responsible, progressive candidates. Volunteer shifts are open at our Belfast office. If you can help a little, or a lot, every bit helps. Please come by, at 103 Main Street, or call us at 338-5543.
We urge you to talk to your friends and neighbors and ask them to support these fine candidates in Waldo County:
GOVERNOR: LIBBY MITCHELL
US HOUSE (2nd District): MICHAEL MICHAUD
SENATE DISTRICT 23: (All of Waldo County): JOHN PIOTTI
HOUSE DISTRICT 41: (Searsport, Stockton Springs, Frankfort, Prospect): VERONICA MAGNAN
HOUSE DISTRICT 42: (Winterport, Monroe, Jackson, Brooks, Swanville and Waldo): JOE BROOKS
HOUSE DISTRICT 43:: (Belfast,Belmont,Northport): ERIN HERBIG
HOUSE DISTRICT 44: (Lincolnville, Searsmont, Morrill, Liberty, Islesboro): ANDREW O'BRIEN
HOUSE DISTRICT 45:(Burnham, Unity, Troy, Thorndike, Knox, Freedom, Montville and Palermo): HELEN SAHADI
COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 1): (Belfast,Belmont, Islesboro, Lincolnville, Northport, Waldo): BETTY JOHNSON
Friday, October 22, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Come Meet Mike Michaud and John Piotti!
Congressman Mike Michaud and Rep. John Piotti, candidate for Senate District 23, will be appearing together at Crosstrax, In Unity, on Sunday, October 17, at 5:30 PM.
Speaker of the Maine House, Hannah Pingree, will also be there, to show her support for these great candidates. We hope that you will as well.
Crosstrax is located at 215 Depot Street, between Route 9 and Route 220.
Speaker of the Maine House, Hannah Pingree, will also be there, to show her support for these great candidates. We hope that you will as well.
Crosstrax is located at 215 Depot Street, between Route 9 and Route 220.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
November Meeting
The Waldo County Democratic Committee will be meeting on Sunday, November14 at 1pm in our headquarters at 103 Main Street.
For more information, please call 338-5543.
For more information, please call 338-5543.
John Piotti For Senate District 23
(All towns in Waldo County)
John Piotti is running for the State Senate after four terms in the House, where he currently serves as House Majority Leader. John is past chair of the Committee on Taxation and the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry.
Beyond his legislative work, John has spent his career working on economic development and environmental issues, most recently as executive director of Maine Farmland Trust.
John lives in Unity with his wife Susan and children Anna (15) and John (13). He holds three degrees from M.I.T. (in engineering, public policy, and management).
John Piotti is running for the State Senate after four terms in the House, where he currently serves as House Majority Leader. John is past chair of the Committee on Taxation and the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry.
Beyond his legislative work, John has spent his career working on economic development and environmental issues, most recently as executive director of Maine Farmland Trust.
John lives in Unity with his wife Susan and children Anna (15) and John (13). He holds three degrees from M.I.T. (in engineering, public policy, and management).
Helen Sahadi For House District 45
(Burnham, Unity, Troy, Thorndike, Knox, Freedom, Montville and Palermo)
Helen has lived in Thorndike for 30 years. She attended Unity College and the University of Maine. She taught elementary and preschool. She currently owns and operates Heavenly Socks Yarns in Belfast, which she opened in 2003. She served on the MSAD #3 School Board for eight years, chairing the finance committee for six years, and is currently an active member of the Belfast Downtown Business Group. Last fall, she started a Web site -- Swimmaine.com -- in an effort to document swimming “trails,” to help swimmers experience Maine’s magnificent waters. She lives in Thorndike with her husband, and has three grown daughters.
Helen has lived in Thorndike for 30 years. She attended Unity College and the University of Maine. She taught elementary and preschool. She currently owns and operates Heavenly Socks Yarns in Belfast, which she opened in 2003. She served on the MSAD #3 School Board for eight years, chairing the finance committee for six years, and is currently an active member of the Belfast Downtown Business Group. Last fall, she started a Web site -- Swimmaine.com -- in an effort to document swimming “trails,” to help swimmers experience Maine’s magnificent waters. She lives in Thorndike with her husband, and has three grown daughters.
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