Maine State Senate District 35

Current seat holder: Mark W. Lawrence.

Michele Meyer

Michele Meyer of Eliot (listed by the Secretary of State as Michele Meyer) is a Democratic candidate for the Maine State Senate in District 35 (York County) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. in nursing from Norwich University in 1995. Her career experience includes working as a nurse.

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“Healthy communities start with a people-centered approach to government . The skills I’ve developed and refined over the course of my nursing career- critical thinking, active listening, collaboration & compassion- have proven essential in my work in state government–a solid foundation for effective, impactful public service.” (Campaign website)
“The skills I’ve developed and refined over the course of my nursing career- critical thinking, active listening, collaboration & compassion- have proven essential in my work in state government–a solid foundation for effective, impactful public service.” (Campaign website)

Julie N. Rakic

Julie N. Rakic of Kittery (listed by the Secretary of State as Julie N. Rakic) is a Republican candidate for the Maine State Senate in District 35 (York County) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Julie Rakic was born in Maine . Her career experience includes working as a businesswoman, hairstylist, and realtor.

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“I am passionate about common sense policies that support families and our workforce.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (secondary source))
“I am passionate about common sense policies that support families and our workforce. Having supportive maternity/paternity leave, along with affordable daycare, pre-school and after school care could definitely be improved upon.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (secondary source))
“Parents should have the choice of a school that best fits their individual child’s needs. I support returning to a classical education and also offering vocational & trade opportunities for our students.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (secondary source))