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Letter to the editor: Sen. Carney prioritizes needs of Maine’s most vulnerable

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion October 20, 2022

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Having served four years in the Legislature with Democratic Sen. Anne Carney, I’m proud to support her for reelection. Anne is a colleague and friend who shares values I hold dear – a commitment to family, community, justice and our environment. Her experience as an attorney and community leader has enabled her to accomplish great things for Maine. She’s helped pass laws to 40,000 Maine children, including 19- and 20-year-olds; of... + full article



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