You will need to collect a minimum of 100 signatures from qualified Bangor voters. (No more than 150.) You can turn in your signatures between August 6th and August 26th, 2025.

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If you are considering running for elected office in Bangor, Maine, be sure to save the date: July 28, 2025. This is the first day you'll be able to go to the City Clerk's office and receive your petitions for getting on the ballot for the November election.

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I am interested in hearing your thoughts on this proposed resolve. If you email your feedback to councilors@bangormaine.gov, that ensures all members of City Council have an opportunity to read your input as well.

This policy doesn’t save money; it shifts costs to even more expensive services. It's far cheaper to help someone stay housed than to manage the fallout of homelessness. (2/2)

Limiting housing aid in this way doesn’t save money—it wastes it. Maine deserves smarter policies that prioritize people and taxpayers. Let’s work toward a future where housing is seen as a solution, not a cost. (6/)