Votes can be cast at the city clerk’s temporary office in Merrill Auditorium. Other cities, including Lewiston, are expected to begin allowing in-person voting as well.
Election 2020
Shenna Bellows, Maine Senate 14
Social media accounts @shennabellows on Twitter https://www.facebook.com/shennabellowsforstatesenate Occupation: Nonprofit Executive Director Education: BA, Middlebury College; Ellsworth High School Community Organizations: Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine, executive director Manchester Conservation Commission Personal information (hobbies, etc.): Reading, hiking, board games Family status: Married Years in the Legislature: Four Committee assignments (if elected): Labor and Housing […]
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