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Letter: Sean Faircloth will be a voice for middle class Mainers

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This letter is in support of Sean Faircloth who is running in the special election for State House District 24, which includes parts of Bangor, Brewer and Orono, and all of Veazie.

It starts with the nominating caucus at 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 7 at the old courthouse at 97 Hammond St. in Bangor.

Sean is a lifelong Bangor resident. He has previously served in the Legislature and on the Bangor City Council. Sean is ready to hit the ground running on day one.

Sean has contributed tremendously to the community over the years. He was the project director for establishing the Maine Discovery Museum in downtown Bangor and led efforts to revitalize The Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center and to create EnergySmart Bangor to reduce energy costs.

Sean is a strong advocate for limiting big money in politics in order to make government more responsive to the people, and for creating an economy that works well for everyone. No one is a stronger voice for the interests of hard-working middle-class Mainers.

If you’re a registered Democrat in House District 24, please attend the caucus on Jan. 7 in support of Sean Faircloth.

Ron Bilancia

Bangor

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