Top Priorities

Focused on fiscal responsibility, safety, and Maine family values.

Housing

Affordability is a key hurdle in the housing market. Maine house prices have doubled in the past 10 years. Construction costs and mortgage rates are making it almost impossible to dream of owning a home. We need to look at both local and state zoning regulations and rein in unnecessary spending. Expand property tax relief, cap property taxes on all retired Maine homeowners and our Veterans. I will be a Senator who listens to you and will work hard to solve the challenges that the Towns in District 22 face.

Public Safety

Kim supports strong, well equipped Law Enforcement and First Responders. We need to empower our law enforcement to get tough on criminal activity, drug trafficking, illegal grow houses and return law & order to our communities. Kim believes public safety is the foundation for strong neighborhoods and families. It's time to make our small towns safe again.

Economic Growth & Job Creation

Family Values

As a small business owner, Kim understands what it takes to create jobs and grow the local economy. Kim knows we need affordable childcare for working families and feels strongly about welfare reform to encourage workers to return to the workforce. Kim will ensure our workforce meets the needs and training to hire and retain qualified employees. Support policies that will help Maine workers keep more of their hard-earned money and create good paying jobs here in Maine. I will Govern with ideas not fear and always put the people of Maine first.

Why I'm running for State Senate 22? It's simple: Family Values. My children, grandchildren & great-grandchildren. The love of family is life's greatest treasure. Elected officials must look out for the next generation. We must create goodpaying jobs and opportunities so our families will stay in Maine. In Augusta, we need to work together to solve problems. We need to lower taxes, root out waste and rein in state and government spending. Renew the focus on technical, trade and vocational training in our public schools to give our kids more career options. I will be a Senator who listens & works to solve the challenges we face. I would appreciate your vote on November 3rd.

Kim at the Acton Fair

Kim at Habitat for Humanity

kim with her family

kim with governor paul lepage