Congratulations to Gov. Baldacci on his re-election, and congratulations to all of the candidates, who used the gubernatorial campaign to raise issues of importance to Maine. This is what a robust democracy should be about, and the people of Maine deserve the credit for supporting Clean Elections and an electoral system where more than two points of view can be heard.
Thanks to everyone who gave their support this year, and especially to our hard-working staff, endorsers and volunteers. The campaign for governor is over, but the campaign for universal healthcare and a better life for every Mainer will continue.
Join Pat's Homestretch Hospital Tour
In the final days of the campaign, Pat will bring the focus back to where she started and where it belongs: on the healthcare needs of every Mainer. It also will focus on the people in northern Maine and rural Maine. She will visit 34 small rural towns with hospitals, and encourage Mainers to vote for the one candidate with a plan to lower taxes and provide universal heathcare for all Maine people. See the complete schedule for details.
[UPDATE Nov. 4] Read Pat's Homestretch Hospital Tour Blog
| Friday 1. Rumford 2. Farmington 3. Skowhegan 4. Greenville 5. Dover-Foxcroft 6. Lincoln 7. Millinocket Saturday 8. Fort Kent 9. Caribou 10. Presque Isle 11. Houlton 12. Calais 13. Machias 14. Ellsworth 15. Bar Harbor 16. Blue Hill |
Sunday 17. Belfast 18. Rockport 19. Damariscotta 20. Boothbay 21. Brunswick 22. Portland 23. Westbrook 24. Bideford 25. York 26. Sanford Monday 27. Wells 28. Bridgeton 29. Norway 30. Lewiston 31. Augusta 32. Waterville 33. Pittsfield 34. Bangor |
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![]() Pat's Marathon Homestretch Hospital Tour begins in Rumford Falls |
![]() LaMarche supporters Joe and Bob on Congress Street in Rumford Falls |
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![]() Pat with Mary Behn, co-owner of Mac's Taxi in Skowhegan |
![]() Pat with LaMarche supporter Staff Sgt. Fayelene Genness |
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"This Tour reminds us that universal healthcare will do more than improve the quality of health for Mainers across the entire state," said Pat LaMarche. "It will lower taxes, improve the economy, and make sure that no senior will have to choose between medicine and heating oil this winter." more
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Excerpt from the Courier Gazette: "Take a closer look at LaMarche's positions and you might agree that she makes more sense than any of the other candidates. While Mainers would likely be served adequately with a second Baldacci administration, ... LaMarche would be the activist needed to best steer the ship of state." ![]()
Hometown Hospital Homestretch Tour: Day 4
During the final four days of her gubernatorial campaign, Pat LaMarche will focus attention where it belongs: on the healthcare needs of every Mainer. Starting in Rumford, Maine, Pat will visit small rural towns with hospitals in 34 towns to emphasize her support for universal heath care and tax relief for all Maine people.Election Night Celebration
At 7 PM on Election Night at the Harraseeket Inn in Freeport, Pat LaMarche welcomes her staff, volunteers, supporters, and their families to a celebration of a strong team effort. Dave Wooley's band and guest musicians will be playing, lots of good food will be available, and a good time will be had by all.Hometown Hospital Homestretch Tour: Healthcare for All Mainers!
November 3, 2006: During the final four days of her gubernatorial campaign, Pat LaMarche will focus attention where it belongs: on the healthcare needs of every Mainer. Starting in Rumford, Maine, Pat will visit small rural towns with hospitals in 34 towns to emphasize her support for universal heath care and tax relief for all Maine people.Democrats and Republicans Cross Party Lines to Endorse LaMarche
November 3, 2006: In a preview of how a LaMarche Administration would include the brightest and best from all across the political spectrum, several prominent Democrats and Republicans have stepped across party lines to endorse Green-Independent Pat LaMarche for governor, among them a former Democratic candidate for governor.Portland Phoenix Endorses LaMarche
Excerpt: "It is time for real change, and Pat LaMarche will brighten the future of Maine. LaMarche would bring good people into her cabinet — including talented Republicans and Democrats with specialized expertise — to forge a multi-partisan approach based on what the best ideas are, without worrying about which party the brainstorm came from."By Associated Press










