KENNEBUNK — Candidates looking to represent
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel in both the House and Senate faced
off last week on this election’s hot-button issues, including the
economy, the state budget and education.
Candidates
for House District 137, House District 141, and House District 140, as
well as candidates for Senate District 4, spoke before a group of nearly
30 voters at Kennebunk Town Hall on Oct. 17, during a Candidates Night
cosponsored by the York County Coast Star and Video Creations.
Among the top priorities for all the candidates are the economy, jobs, and the business climate in Maine.
“People
are worried about the future of Maine. People are worried about the
future of the economy. We have to use the resources we have. We can look
at business opportunities that we are losing as a state,” said Adam
Spey, a Democratic newcomer in the race for House District 140,
representing Arundel, Dayton, and parts of Kennebunk and Lyman.
For Wayne Parry, the Republican incumbent running for House District 140 against Spey, the key is businesses.
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