People’s

Forums

We are honored that our People’s Forums are connecting candidates & grassroots organizers to collaborate on the issues that matter to working Mainers. If you are running for office & want to connect, please reach out!

Our Next Forum:

Matt Dunlap

US House, District 2

Matt Dunlap is a refreshingly earnest voice for good government. He is known to be warm, humble, collaborative, and hard-working, so we were delighted, but not surprised, that Matt was eager to join us for a People’s Forum. We will chat about our shared vision for a Maine that works for working Mainers, and what we can do to help each other make that vision a reality.

Our People’s Forum with Matt Dunlop will be August 17 at 6:30 PM. Sign up now, and we’ll make sure you see us there.

“In Congress, Matt will fight to make billionaires and big corporations pay their fair share, strengthen Social Security, and Medicare For All. He'll stand up to ICE raids tearing apart Maine communities and fight for universal childcare and affordable housing. Matt is running to take on the powerful interests that have rigged our economy against working class Mainers — because it's time Washington worked for us, not Wall Street.”

That sounds pretty good to us. If it sounds good to you, join our online people’s forum with Matt on August 17, or sign up to volunteer with his campaign.


Past Forums

Troy Jackson

US Senate

A huge thank you to Troy Jackson & our moderator, Jacques H. Newell Taylor, for making our first People’s Forum a success.

Listen Now!

"We still have a chance to get the things that we deserve, the government that we deserve, and I'm not asking people to stand behind me, I'm asking people to stand shoulder to shoulder with me so we can get what we all want."

From Troy’s Forum

Stand shoulder to shoulder with Troy and volunteer with his campaign to help him send Susan Collins into retirement this fall.

That sounds pretty good to us. If it sounds good to you, meet Matt in Skowhegan, August 18, or sign up to volunteer with his campaign.

Black and white photograph of a large truck loaded with logs. The door is labeled "H. Chadbourne and Co. Bethel, Maine," with three pine trees as the logo. To the right, a group of people stand in a lumberyard.