Republican William R. “Will” Tuell of East Machias is seeking reelection to Maine House District 10 in the November 3, 2026 general election and has been invited to participate in The Maine Mirror’s Candidate Spotlight Series.
Published: September 1, 2026
By: Ryan Michaels | The Maine Mirror
Series: Candidate Spotlight | 2026 Maine Elections
Candidate: William R. Tuell
Office: Maine House of Representatives
District: House District 10
Party: Republican
Residence: East Machias
Election: November 3, 2026 General Election
Incumbent: Yes — currently represents House District 10.
Candidate Spotlight Invitation
Tuell currently represents House District 10 in the Maine House of Representatives. He has previously served multiple terms in the Legislature representing communities in Washington County.
- What inspired you to seek election to the Maine House of Representatives?
- What are the three most important issues facing the people of House District 10, and how do you hope to address them?
- How has your experience prepared you for legislative service?
- What principles or values guide your approach to public service?
- Beyond politics, what would you most like the people of House District 10 to know about you?
The same five questions are being presented to candidates seeking election to the Maine House, regardless of party or political affiliation.
Participation is voluntary. If Tuell chooses to participate, The Maine Mirror will publish his responses in a follow-up Candidate Spotlight using his answers verbatim.
The goal of the Candidate Spotlight Series is simple: to give candidates an equal opportunity to speak directly to Mainers and give voters an opportunity to learn more about the people asking to represent them.
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