John, I want to tell you a little bit about me, but before I begin, can you help my campaign meet our critical August fundraising goal by giving $15?
I was born in Farmington, Maine, where I still proudly live today. The granddaughter of Aroostook County potato farmers and the daughter of a long-time high school English teacher and the U.S. Attorney for Maine, I learned the value of hard work at an early age.
I first entered public service as an Assistant Attorney General, where I prosecuted homicides and other major crimes. After a few years, I was elected District Attorney for Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford Counties, making me the first woman to be elected as a DA in New England.
In 1985, I met and married the love of my life, my husband, Stan, a widower with five young daughters ages four to sixteen. We moved back to Farmington, and I became a full-time mom to five daughters who I helped raise while working full-time.
In the last year of Stan’s life, I learned firsthand what thousands of Maine families go through every year—a complex and confusing health care system, rejection letters from insurance companies, and unaffordable prescription drugs even for those lucky enough to have coverage.
As governor, I’m committed to fighting for the people of Maine because I know that the people of Maine deserve a leader who works hard every day to better their lives. That’s what I’ve been doing the last three years, and that’s what I’ll continue to do.
Today, I’m asking you to support my campaign for re-election with a donation of $15, and together, we can continue to move Maine forward.
Thank you,
Janet Mills
Governor Janet Mills has always fought for the people of Maine, from keeping people healthy and safe during the pandemic to putting us on the road to recovery to planning ahead for a sustainable future. And she’s just getting started. Janet wants to keep moving Maine forward.
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