Candidate Spotlight: Rep. Ann Matlack (Democrat) – Maine Senate District 12
Rep. Ann Matlack is the Democratic candidate for Maine Senate District 12. Learn about her legislative experience, community service, and the five questions The Maine Mirror has invited her to answer as part of our nonpartisan Candidate Spotlight series.
Candidate Spotlight: Rep. Dan Sayre (Democrat) – Maine Senate District 34
Rep. Dan Sayre is the Democratic nominee for Maine Senate District 34. Learn about his background, legislative service, and the five questions The Maine Mirror has invited him to answer as part of our nonpartisan Candidate Spotlight series.
Candidate Q&A: Jonathan R. Fallon Responds to The Maine Mirror’s Five Questions
Jonathan R. Fallon’s campaign has submitted responses to The Maine Mirror’s standard five-question Candidate Spotlight questionnaire. Read the candidate’s answers in full, published as submitted by the campaign.
Candidate Spotlight: Nicole Kalloch – Maine State Senate District 12
Nicole Kalloch, an unenrolled candidate for Maine State Senate District 12 and current Rockland City Council member, is featured in The Maine Mirror’s Candidate Spotlight series, highlighting her background, public service, campaign information, and an invitation to answer five questions for voters.
Candidate Spotlight: Jonathan “J.R.” Fallon | Candidate for Maine State Senate District 34
Meet Jonathan “J.R.” Fallon, Republican candidate for Maine State Senate District 34. Learn about his military service, legal career, campaign priorities, community involvement, and where to learn more in this Maine Mirror Candidate Spotlight.
REFLECTIONS FROM AUGUSTA
The Maine Senate voted 16-12 to adjourn the 132nd Legislature “Sine Die,” formally ending the legislative session and procedurally killing unfinished bills, including LD 127. In this edition of Reflections from Augusta, The Maine Mirror breaks down what “Adjourn Sine Die” actually means, why procedural votes matter, and how legislative process can determine whether major bills ultimately survive or fail.
REFLECTIONS FROM AUGUSTA
The Maine Senate voted 22-9 on LD 127, a controversial bill focused on strengthening legislative oversight of government agencies and access to confidential records during investigations. In this first edition of Reflections from Augusta, The Maine Mirror breaks down what the bill actually meant, who voted for and against it, and why the debate over transparency, accountability, and government oversight matters to every Mainer.