Kennebec County, Maine ballot, Nov 3, 2026

Noel Madore (D)

Noel Madore (Democratic Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County Commissioner Board District 2 in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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Positions, with sources (2)

Campaign priorities: “Proven experience — I've served two terms as a county commissioner including as chair.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))

Policy focus: “I believe county government should work quietly and effectively for the people of all 14 towns in District 2.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))

Joseph J. Pietroski (R)

Joseph J. Pietroski (Republican Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County Commissioner Board District 2 in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)

Office	Candidates
Kennebec County County Treasurer	Joanne L. Mason (D) Joanne L. Mason (Democratic Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County County Treasurer in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source) Monte K. Sylvester (R) Monte K. Sylvester (Republican Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County County Treasurer in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source)
Kennebec County Register of Deeds	Kevin M. Lamoreau (D) Kevin M. Lamoreau (Democratic Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County Register of Deeds in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source) Campaign FacebookNo campaign site found Positions, with sources (3) Background & approach: “I'm a 45-year-old lifelong Kennebec County resident (apart from eight semesters on campus in a neighboring county from 1999 to 2003).” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Campaign priorities: “I don't see this full-time position as ceremonial, but one where property records maintenance experience is not the most important quality.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Policy focus: “I'm very passionate in election law, which is mostly what my aforementioned testimony before the Maine Legislature's State and Local Government Committee have been about.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Matthew James Boucher (R) Matthew James Boucher (Republican Party) is running for election to the Kennebec County Register of Deeds in Maine. Source: Ballotpedia (secondary source) Campaign site (listed by Ballotpedia)Campaign Facebook Positions, with sources (3) Background & approach: “I am a Mainer, rooted in Kennebec County.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Campaign priorities: “As Kennebec County Register of Deeds, my office has kept the official documents on property accurate.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source)) Policy focus: “I am passionate about public policy that treats history as something worth keeping.” (Ballotpedia (secondary source))
Augusta School Department, Chair	William L. Clardy vs. Martha A. Witham
Maine School Administrative District 11, Gardiner Vote for 3	Rebecca Fles, Zachary Hanley, Allyce Pepin, Anthony Veit
Regional School Unit 18, Oakland	Scott Mullen Sr. vs. Chelsey Oliver
Winthrop Public Schools, At-large (Special)	Ella Braaten vs. Tracy Hovance vs. Julie McFarland
Winthrop Public Schools, At-large Vote for 2	Bethany Drouin, Whitney Kahn, Erin Steorts, Timothy Wess
Augusta City Council, At-large	Daniel Burns vs. Saunders Nash Callahan
Gardiner City Council At-large Vote for 3	Jonathan Ault, Marc Cone, Timothy Cusick, Russell Greenleaf
Oakland Town Council At-large	George Bailey Sr. vs. Nicole Goodheart vs. Jeremy Lizzotte vs. Edward Roderick
Kennebec Water District Trustee Board (Waterville) Vote for 2	Alexander Scott Lelchuk, Heather Lynn Pelletier, Sarah Valerie Whateley
Mayor of Waterville	Matthew Shaw Boulerice vs. Michael J. Morris
Waterville City Council Ward 4	Brian James McArthur vs. Christopher D. Rancourt
Winslow Town Council District 3	Frances Hudson vs. Daniel Potelle
Winslow Library Board Trustee At-large Vote for 2	Gwen Hawes, Charles Morrill, Joseph Slater
Winslow Town Council District 1	Scott Holst vs. Michael Joseph vs. Erin McCullough

State legislative races in this county (2026 ballot): SD-3, SD-5, SD-13, SD-14, SD-15, SD-16, SD-17, HD-53, HD-54, HD-55, HD-56, HD-57, HD-58, HD-59, HD-60, HD-61, HD-62, HD-63, HD-64, HD-65, HD-66, HD-67, HD-68, HD-91 (all legislative districts).

Maine 4th Prosecutorial District Attorney: Maeghan Maloney (D)

Augusta School Department, At-large: Colton Anthony Brann
Augusta School Department, Ward 2: Sheldon Thomas Hussiere
Regional School Unit 04, Sabattus: Nicole Russell
Waterville Public Schools, Ward 2: Mary Louise Pletcher
Waterville Public Schools, Ward 4: Melissa J. Sheets
Waterville Public Schools, Ward 6: Amelia Auner-Montgomery
Winslow Public Schools, District 1: Joel Selwood
Winslow Public Schools, District 3: Karen Andrus

Augusta City Council, Ward 1: Robert Austin
Augusta City Council, Ward 4: Michael Karagiannes
Mayor of Gardiner: Patricia Hart
Oakland Budget Advisory Committee At-large: Phyllis Capanna, Arthur Morrissette
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 1: Ryan Oneil Michaud
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 2: Heather Lynn Pelletier
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 3: Colleen M. Madigan
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 4: David Carleton Johnson Jr.
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 5: Aimee Rae Morris
Waterville Charter Commission Ward 7: Ronald A. Merrill
Waterville City Council Ward 2: Erik Shawn Thomas
Waterville City Council Ward 6: Robert S. Beale
Winslow Town Council District 5: Charles Lambert
Kennebec Water District Trustee Board (Winslow): Amy Stabins
Winthrop Library Board Trustee At-large: Robert Faucher, Joanne Lebrun, Paige Picard
Winthrop Town Council At-large: Bernard Weymouth Jr., Aaron White

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