Our issues
Five issues.One cloth.
These are places Mainers of more than one party can work, without pretending they agree on everything else. Where a number appears on a page, the survey or the statute is linked beside it.
- The sanctity of the voteElection integrityA free voter ID for any citizen who needs one, together with mail-in voting, drop boxes, and access for every eligible citizen.
- Teachers, and how to thinkEducationRecruit and keep great teachers, and teach ethics and philosophy beside the rest of the school day.
- Every public dollarFiscal responsibilityTaxes and spending from the state's own documents, and a bill you can figure for your own household.
- Treatment, housing, accountabilityOpioid crisisTreatment and recovery housing for people caught in addiction, and accountability for the people who sell the drugs.
- Landlords and tenantsHousingLandlords and tenants working the shortage together, including the neighbor who rents out a small building.
Where Maine ranks
Maine against the other 49 states.
Taxes, energy, housing, and the economy, each ranking with its publisher and its source. That page is already built. This hub points at it rather than copying it.
Still on the site
The earlier pages stay up.
Homeowners, landlords, homelessness, taxes and spending, and Your Bill are not in the main menu. They are still here, and the issue pages link into them where the facts overlap.
The poll figures on the issue pages come from these three surveys.
Sources: UNH Survey Center, Pine Tree State Poll, published February 24, 2025 (855 Maine adults); Pan Atlantic Research, 67th Omnibus Poll, November 29 to December 7, 2025 (820 likely voters); Maine Affordable Housing Coalition and YouGov, July 9 to 18, 2026 (425 registered voters; commissioned by a housing advocacy group)