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Municipal committee for the Maine Green Independent Party in Bangor, Maine.

Account operated by the officers of the Bangor Green Independent Committee.
email: BGIC207@proton.me
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Congratulations to the people of Bangor! The good guys actually win, for once.

Let's make sure they keep winning.
November 5, 2025 at 3:57 AM
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Magnificent framing. It is, indeed, the people of Maine vs. the Republican Party. The people of America vs. the Republican Party.
November 5, 2025 at 3:51 AM
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Our statement on the Nov 4th elections.
press release from the Bangor Green Independent Committee in Bangor, Maine regarding the 2025 on elections on November 4. Partial text: "The Bangor Green Independent Committee (BGIC) makes an unconventional move in unconventional times. Though no members of the BGIC stepped forward to run for office this year, the Committee believes it is its duty to still offer its endorsements in the local elections in Bangor this year. These endorsements are unsolicited, and have no expectation of acceptance, but they are offered all the same for the voters of Bangor. For the seats on the Bangor City Council, the BGIC supports the election of Angela Walker and Daniel Carson. For the seats on the School Board, the BGIC similarly endorses Mallory Cook and Laura Otis. While it is true that local races cannot steer national politics, Bangor cannot escape the truth that it is a community that exists within a democracy in the age of social media. It is a reality that cannot be pushed back into the bottle. It is our belief that the above candidates will excel in being adaptable and flexible to the changing winds that carry our small city along with the rest of the country. Bangor will need strong navigators in the coming years, particularly on the city council, which of late has been rudderless and focused on in-fighting over substance. The BGIC believes that the four candidates mentioned above are the future of such necessary leadership, and will be responsive to the needs of the community."
October 27, 2025 at 11:36 AM
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Truly this image captures what the residents of Bangor are dealing with when making pleas to the city council for more public dialogue.
July 16, 2025 at 1:28 PM