Candidates and trickle in and out of Waterville
June 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelThroughout a quiet but steady day of voting, candidates for elections made their rounds at the Thomas College polling station.
Election warden Ronald Hallee said Gov. Janet Mills, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, candidate for governor Hannah Pingree and State Rep. Cassie Julia, D-Waterville, all spent time shaking hands at the polls this morning.
Kennebec County Register of Deeds Matthew Boucher and District 64 House of Representatives candidate Shawn Packard also made appearances later in the day.
In conversations with voters, Boucher highlighted affordability and housing issues while Packard focused on transparency and accountability in government.
But while Packard felt voters are unhappy with their current government, he said they're also hopeful and ready for change.
Video by Abigail Pritchard and Tyler Lynch.
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