Welcome to Elections 2024!
Candidate Contact Info
We’re proud of our Democratic candidates running for public office this year! Reach out, get to know them, and learn more about how they want to serve you and your neighbors in Waldo County.
David Costello for U.S. Senate
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- costellodavida37@gmail.com
Rep. Jared Golden for U.S. House of Representatives, Congressional District 2
Sen. Chip Curry for State Senate District 11 (Waldo County) (Clean Elections candidate)
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- 207-323-9976
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- Seed money donations via ActBlue https://secure.actblue.com/thanks/AB281811720.
Rep. Jan Dodge for Maine House District 39* (Belmont, Belfast, and Northport) (Clean Elections candidate)
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- 207-338-1626
Mike Ray for Maine House District 40* (Appleton, Islesboro, Liberty, Lincolnville, Montville, Morrill, and Searsmont) (Clean Elections candidate)
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- mray41693@gmail.com
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- 207-930-0371
Pam Swift for Maine House District 62* (Palermo, China, Windsor, Somerville, and Hibbits Gore) (Clean Elections candidate)
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- 203-885-5470
Lee Trahan for Maine House District 63 (Freedom, Albion, Unity Township, and Winslow
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- 207-509-8453
Brian Blake for Maine House District 68 (Burnham, Troy, Clinton, and Pittsfield)
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- troymedemocrats@gmail.com
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- 207-323-6420
Alan Cohen for Waldo County Commissioner District 2 (Frankfort, Jackson, Monroe, Prospect, Searsport, Swanville, Stockton Springs, Winterport)
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- alan4waldo@gmail.com
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- 202-669-6363
Elise Brown for Waldo County Commissioner District 3 (Brooks, Burnham, Freedom, Knox, Liberty, Montville, Morrill, Palermo, Searsmont, Troy, Thorndike,and Unity)
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- elise@elisebrownwaldo3.net
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- 207-592-2970
*Click on the map to view Waldo County’s new House Districts (in effect for 2024 elections)
Maine Clean Elections
Support Clean Elections candidates with a $5 Qualifying Contribution. Maine Clean Elections is an optional public campaign financing program administered by the State of Maine, available to Maine House, Senate and Gubernatorial candidates. Candidates who receive a threshold number of qualifying contributions from voters in their district unlock public funding that enables them to run for office regardless of their personal wealth or circumstances. Clean Elections candidates agree to forego fundraising from wealthy individuals, corporations, PACs and anyone who lives outside their district (other than a limited number of “seed money” donations that must be spent before April 22).
To make a $5 Qualifying Contribution to your local Clean Elections candidate, go to this secure Maine.gov Clean Elections website and click Contribute.
Enter your address and the website will show you which candidates you can make a $5 Qualifying Contribution to. You can make the contribution directly on the website with a credit or debit card. Or, you can contact a Clean Elections candidate directly to make a $5 qualifying contribution by cash or check.
Voter Information
Did you know you can now register to vote online? Visit https://registertovote.sos.maine.gov/ to get started!
You can find accurate and reliable information about voting in Maine on the Maine Secretary of State’s Voter Information webpage provides comprehensive elections information and data. Learn more about voting early in Maine in person or by mail.
The State Primary is Tuesday, June 11.
The General Election is Tuesday, November 5.
How can I get involved?
Want to help these Democrats get elected? Reach out to them directly, or volunteer with the Waldo County Democrats! Visit our Volunteer page to learn all the ways you can make a difference in 2024.