MAINE
      Nov. 6, 2018 Governor
Card 9" x 6".


"Maine deserves a Governor who talks straight and tells the truth, puts people over partisanship, and rolls up her sleeves to get the job done.''

• Maine's first independent State Treasurer

• Maine's only Clean Elections candidate for Governor

• Beholden only to the Maine people, not party leaders, special interests, or wealthy campaign contributors
 
Experienced.  Independent.  Courageous.

AUTHORIZED BY THE CANDIDATE AND PAID FOR BY HAYES FOR MAINE
I GREAT FALLS PLAZA #7, AUBURN, ME 04210.

TERRY HAYES
INDEPENDENT FOR GOVERNOR
 
Terry is a lifelong Mainer who has taken on the establishment - in Augusta to put Maine's fiscal house in order and solve problems. Republicans and Democrats have twice elected her to steward the state's finances because she rises above the partisan fray and gets results for Maine's taxpayers.

The second of six children, Terry was born in 1958 and grew up in greater Portland. When her mother was hospitalized at AMHI in 1966, Terry and her siblings moved to the St. Louis Children's Home in Scarborough. In 1969, the children returned to their father's care. He died in an accident the next year.

Terry credits her extended family and "village" for helping her and her siblings through their formative years.  With scholarships and work study, Terry graduated from Bowdoin in 1980. She also earned a MBA from Thomas College in 2014. Terry's career in Maine has included teaching, education administration, advocacy work in custody litigation, service in the Legislature, and four years as State Treasurer. Terry and her husband Steve live in Buckfield and have three  adult children and four.granddaughters.

Terry's Vision: Make Maine the Best Place to Work in the Country
 
HEALTH CARE
•   Develop a statewide wellness and prevention plan
•   Expand Medicaid and lower health care costs for all
•   Leverage all available tools to end the opioid crisis

ECONOMY
•   Develop a statewide economic development plan
•   Create opportunities to keep young Mainers here
•   Invest in infrastructure and expand broadband

EDUCATION
•   Equip workers with the tools to be competitive
•   Raise 4th grade reading and 8th grade math scores
•   Retrain workers for the jobs of today and tomorrow

FIX A BROKEN SYSTEM
•   Model civility and lead with integrity
•   Reduce partisanship and end gridlock in Augusta
•   Advance reforms to give more voice to the people

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