“I intend to run for Maine House District 45 because many constituents asked me to represent them,” Clinton Collamore of Waldoboro said in a statement. Collamore was elected to the seat in 2022 but resigned after making a mistake with Clean Elections paperwork. He said he collected some $5 donations from community members and later filled out the paperwork himself not realizing that wasn’t allowed. “It was an honest mistake for which I have paid dearly.” All the campaign mone

Here are just a few ways you can help Clint Collamore get elected. Share this website with your friends Like, comment, and share his content on Facebook and Instagram Write a letter to the editor to the Lincoln County News, Midcoast Villager, or PenBay Pilot. Host a sign in a high-visibility location Sign up on Unison to drive Clint Collamore as he goes door-knocking (2-3 hour shifts) Donate some funds to help offset costs Remember to vote. Encourage your friends and family t

There is a FAQ up on this website that explains this is more detail, and I also welcome people to reach out to me with questions. The short version is that I am very sorry I made a mistake in how I accepted $5 Clean Elections donations from 12 people. I filled out the paperwork when I should have each of them do it themselves. The donations were genuine contributions from real people. I learned from the mistake, and I am genuinely sorry that it happened.

I will be sharing letters to the editor that I have written, or that have been written by others in support of my campaign.

In a time when political divisions seem to widen daily, Clint Collamore stands out as a beacon of hope in Maine. His commitment to bridging political gaps and fostering dialogue among diverse groups has made a significant impact on the community. This blog post explores Collamore's journey, his strategies for uniting people, and the lessons we can learn from his approach. Understanding the Political Landscape in Maine Maine's political landscape is unique, characterized by a