How You Can Help

Spread the Word. Talk to your friends and neighbors and share written materials about this campaign.

Help with Signs. We plan to have both standard campaign signs, and also gather people to paint signs for each town.

Going Door to Door. We plan to visit over 3000 homes before the election. We need drivers and folks to help canvas.

Calling Neighbors. In the fall, we'll be organizing phone banks to get support and encourage folks to vote.

Letters to the Editor. Write Letters to the Advertiser Democrat and Sun Journal in support of the campaign.

Maine Clean Elections

Click on the link here if you would like to make an on-line Clean Election donation on behalf of Ken Morse, Candidate for House. This is a secure State of Maine website.

On November 3, 2015 Mainers voted to restore Clean Elections and to reduce the influence of money in politics in a landslide victory.

Public funding allows everyday Maine citizens to run a credible campaign for office. Under the provisions of the law, Clean Election candidates are not allowed to accept campaign donations from Political Action Committees or corporations, only registered voters residing within the district may make donations. Contributions on behalf of the candidate are limited to $5 per individual.

Assuming the candidate can meet the threshold of individual contributions of 60 individual $5 donations, then he or she will then become eligible for matching funds from Clean Election Fund. This is a critical component of financing an election bid.

This is where your help now is absolutely necessary to make me competitive in upcoming election. I need to raise at least 60 of these $5 donations. Please consider donating today.

Click here if you would like to make an on-line Clean Election donation on behalf of Ken Morse, Candidate for House District 71. This is a secure State of Maine website.

Click here to learn more about how the Clean Election Law came into existence.

How You Can Help

Maine Clean Elections

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