Potatoes and politics: Adam Cote spotting
By Jessica Alaimo, PolitickerME.com Reporter
Other stories in this series:
A look at the candidates and issues in Northern Maine; Senate District 35; Senate District 34; Two College Republicans; Adam Cote spotting; Splitting the electoral votes
Adam Cote, who placed second in a six-way bid for the First Congressional District Democratic nomination, made the trip up to The County to campaign for incumbent Mike Michaud, D-East Millinocket, who is up for reelection.
Cote has also been spotted marching with CD1 nominee Chellie Pingree in the Sanford Fourth of July parade.
Since he lost the primary, Cote said he has been spending time with his family and gone back to his work on energy issues with Pierce Atwood.
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