Four years ago, Maine’s economy was surging. Private sector jobs were rapidly expanding, unemployment was at a record low, investment capital was flowing into the

Maine’s personal state income tax hinders our economic growth, stifles take home-pay, and places our state at a competitive disadvantage.  It drives too many Mainers

Paul LePage has said many times that his life really began when he was accepted to college.  Escaping a violent home and moving away to

Maine’s nursing and long-term care facilities are struggling to remain open and deliver vital care for our most vulnerable populations. As Governor, I will not

Maine previously led the nation in welfare reforms to not only protect the neediest but to ensure people found their way back to dignified personal

The Mills’ Administration’s out-of-control spending policies and dependence on federal money are a disaster for the State of Maine. This “one-time” money from Washington D.C.

Mainers understand how important it is to protect our electoral process. Consequently, Maine voters from across the political spectrum over-whelming support Voter ID initiatives.  I

Our lobstermen and women are facing the closure of fishing grounds due to overreaching federal regulations and the presence of large-scale industrial, off-shore wind infrastructure,

Too many politicians consider the Maine Constitution a barricade to their political, social, and economic agendas. They constantly work to subvert the very document that

Mainers are facing significantly higher rates for electricity due to the Mill’s Administrations policy to force Maine ratepayers to subsidize massive solar farms across the

The Mills’ Administration’s vaccine mandates were so inflexible that healthcare workers and first responders were fired, and nursing homes closed. Her policies reduced access to

Governor LePage and First Lady Ann LePage are passionate about serving our veterans’ and recognizing the sacrifices they have made to serve our country. Throughout

Maine’s environment and natural resources are key to our economy and define our way of life.  Maine contains an estimated 17.6 million acres of forest