Maine Green Independent Party representative Henry Bear has successfully entered into the race for District 2 of the Maine State Senate. Bear, a member of the Houlton Band of Maliseets, will run against Incumbent Michael Carpenter (D) and Harold Stewart (R) as a write-in candidate. Bear joined the Green Independent...
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For Maine State Senate District 2
Henry Bear of the Maine Green Independent Party has been added as a write-in candidate for election to the State Senate to represent District 2.
The first elected member of the Houlton Band of Maliseets to be sworn in to the Maine House of Representatives, Bear works tirelessly to empower native communities and bring about civil rights & environmental reform.
Indigenous Rights & Empowerment
Bear is committed to aiding and empowering Indigenous peoples. A member of the Maliseet tribe, Bear emphasizes the importance of preserving native culture while evolving the native community. In addition to teaching and offering legal counsel to native people, Bear actively advocates for local tribal rights and education in regards to historic treaties.
A Safe & Inclusive World Community
The environment, veteran’s services, and economic equity are regarded with utmost importance Bear who has plans to implement policy agreements moving us closer to a “healthy and prosperous community, a progressive and transparent government, and safer and more inclusive world community.”
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Henry Bear to run for Maine State Senate in 2020
Henry Bear of the Maine Green Independent Party has been added as a write-in candidate for election to the Maine State Senate to represent District 2. Election day is November 3, 2020.
Read MoreThe Continuing Impact in Maine of the 1776 Treaty of Alliance and Friendship Between the Wabanaki and the United States of America
The Maliseet Nation has throughout our history retained our ancient and aboriginal rights to fish, hunt, and maintain sovereignty and ownership for political, legal and economic purposes over our well-defined land: the Wolustiquiy, or “Aroostook” region, comprising some five million or so acres of land on the “American” side of...
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