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Friend, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you.
Support like yours is what makes this campaign possible — people choosing to show up, lean in, and help build something better here in Maine. That kind of commitment means a great deal to me.
Before I ever ran for office, I spent years building renewable energy projects. One thing that work taught me is that progress doesn't happen by accident. There are moments when you have to step forward, commit the resources, and keep things moving.
This campaign is no different.
Thousands of people have already joined us — giving their time, energy, and resources because they want something different. A new way. Some hope to cut through the mess we're in together. I'm deeply grateful for every person who has chosen to be part of that.
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We're going to do great things together this year, and I couldn't be more excited to keep building a better Maine.
With gratitude,
— Angus King III
Angus for Governor
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Portland, ME 04104
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