My name is Sandi Chouinard and, according to the Republican Party, I’m seeking to represent House District 54, under the alias of Democrat Catherine Nadeau.

Once in a generation, a candidate comes along who reflects the best of Maine values: Integrity, honesty and a deep concern for fairness and equity.

My husband is Republican and I am independent.

I oppose same-sex marriage, and urge Maine voters to vote no on Question 1 on Nov. 6 to stop same-sex marriage from becoming law.

Voters in District 80 (Monmouth, Litchfield and Wales) have an exciting opportunity to elect an energetic and capable candidate to the Legislature named Rachel Sukeforth, a Democrat.

On the same-sex marriage bill, Mainers deserve answers to two basic questions:

The Republicans have been sending out fliers about my “liberal friends.”

Voters in Windsor, Vassalboro and northeast Augusta (District 58) have the opportunity to vote for a truly worthy candidate for the Maine House.

Today, voting Republican means voting for the party of enriching the rich while job creation stagnates, of blaming the poor for Maine’s economic anemia, and of Gov. Paul LePage’s insurance reforms, which have small business getting drastic premium increases.

In response to a commentary by M.D. Harmon on Oct 20, “Same-sex marriage would weaken essential nature of the institution.”