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Maine Association of REALTORS® Candidate Endorsements 2020 SENATE Dis First Name Last Name Legal Residence 1 Troy Jackson Allagash 3 Bradlee Farrin Norridgewock 6 Marianne Moore Calais 8 Kimberley Rosen Bucksport REALTOR 8 Bev Uhlenhake Brewer 12 David Miramant Camden 14 Shenna Bellows Manchester REALTOR 15 Matthew Pouliot Augusta 16 Scott Cyrway Albion 17 Russell Black Wilton 20 Ned Claxton Auburn 21 Nate Libby Lewiston 22 Jeffrey Timberlake Turner 23 Eloise Vitelli Arrowsic 24 Matthea Daughtry Brunswick 25 Catherine Breen Falmouth 26 William Diamond Windham 28 Heather Sanborn Portland 33 David Woodsome Waterboro HOUSE Dis First Name Last Name Legal Residence 2 Michele Meyer Eliot 5 Beth O’Connor Berwick 7 Daniel Hobbs Wells 17 Dwayne Prescott Waterboro 19 Matthew Harrington Sanford 20 Theodore Kryzak Acton 21 Heidi Sampson Alfred 23 Lester Ordway Standish 30 Rebecca Millett Cape Elizabeth 44 Teresa Pierce Falmouth 63 Bruce Bickford Auburn REALTOR 65 Amy Arata New Gloucester 67 Susan Austin Gray REALTOR 70 Nathan Wadsworth Hiram 71 Sawin Millett Waterford 72 Kathleen Dillingham Oxford REALTOR 75 Joshua Morris Turner 76 Dennis Keschl Belgrade 80 Richard Bradstreet Vassalboro 87 Jeffrey Hanley Pittston Approved by MAR Board of Directors, May 6, 2020 Maine Association of REALTORS® Candidate Endorsements 2020 89 Stephanie Hawke Boothbay Harbor REALTOR 94 Vicki Doudera Camden 99 MaryAnne Kinney Knox 105 Joel Stetkis Canaan 116 Richard Pickett Dixfield 117 Frances Head Bethel 127 Barbara Cardone Bangor 129 Peter Lyford Eddington 131 Sherman Hutchins Penobscot 139 William Tuell East Machias 150 Danny Martin Sinclair Township 151 John Martin Eagle Lake Approved by MAR Board of Directors, May 6, 2020 .

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