Nathan Burnett
Nathan Burnett of Hiram (listed by the Secretary of State as Nathan Burnett) is a Democratic candidate for the Maine State Senate in District 22 (Cumberland, Oxford, York County) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Nathan Burnett earned a high school diploma from Presque Isle High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Maine in 2007 and a bachelor's degree from the University of Southern Maine in 2024.
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“I'd like to see our state ensure a living wage for anyone who works 40 hours a week. I'd like to see healthcare decoupled from employment, so that if you can't work 40 hours a week you still have access to healthcare, whether through a nationwide medicare for all approach or a statewide Mainecare approach.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (secondary source)) “I'd like to see healthcare decoupled from employment, so that if you can't work 40 hours a week you still have access to healthcare, whether through a nationwide medicare for all approach or a statewide Mainecare approach.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (secondary source))Kimberly Pomerleau
Kimberly Pomerleau of Standish (listed by the Secretary of State as Kimberly J. Pomerleau) is a Republican candidate for the Maine State Senate in District 22 (Cumberland, Oxford, York County) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. According to the Maine Secretary of State 2026 General Election Candidate List, Kimberly Pomerleau resides in Standish and qualified for the District 22 general election ballot.
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“Kim and Phil have five children, 9 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Kim enjoys attending sporting events, our outdoor heritage, volunteering and is an avid cyclist who has participated in the Trek Across Maine, the Dempsey Challenge and the Tri for a Cure.”
(Campaign website) “Construction costs and mortgage rates are making it almost impossible to dream of owning a home. We need to look at both local and state zoning regulations and rein in unnecessary spending.”
(Campaign website) “We need to look at both local and state zoning regulations and rein in unnecessary spending.”
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