Chris Rector

As follows are the top Republicans and Democrats targeted by independent expenditure spending.

The dollar figure represents the total amount spent on behalf of the candidate mentioned combined with the funds spent in opposition to his or her opponent.

If the candidate’s opposition is running under the Clean Elections Act, then he or she is entitled to matching funds.

Top 5 state Senate Democratic candidates:

Three-term State Representative Chris Rector, of Thomaston, was joined by U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe on a Camden Small Business Tour to visit some of the community's workers and small businesses. 

...the Maine Republican Party spent $55,000 dollars in State Senate races this week. 

Chris Rector, of Thomaston, has announced his first three bills if elected to the State Senate in November

Three-term State Representative Chris Rector, of Thomaston, has earned the endorsement of the Maine Association of Realtors (MAR) in his campaign to represent District 22 in the State Senate.

First Congressional District candidate Charlie Summers (R-Scarborough) is travelling the state working 30 different jobs to highlight how energy costs are affecting all walks of life.

On Sept. 17, Summers worked in a hair salon, where he jokingly bemoaned that he wasn’t allowed to cut hair or use the chemicals.

They did let him sweep the floor.

See the campaign video below.

Summers has also helped brew beer at Gritty McDuff’s and scooped ice cream with state Senate candidate Chris Rector (R-Thomaston).

Knox County residents travelled to Watts Hall, in Thomaston, on Monday afternoon, where the League of Women Voters held a debate between three-term Representative Chris Rector, and his opponent for the District 22 State Senate seat, David Miramant.