My name is Sue Salisbury and I am a Democrat running for Maine House of Representatives to represent District 35. This district covers Westbrook wards 4 and 5 and Ward 1 north of the Presumpscot River. Currently I am the Vice-Chair of the Westbrook School Committee, in the second year of a 3 year term. Previously I was on the school committee for 10 years. My husband and I own The Daily Grind Coffee House and Drive Thru here in Westbrook, where we have lived for approximately 25 years with our 4 children.

There are 3 areas of concern that I will focus on when elected. Hungry children, Sex- Trafficking, and Municipal Revenue Sharing. I will address all of these here on this website.

Currently Westbrook and the rest of the world are dealing with the COVID 19 pandemic so I will also share information on this ever evolving situation.

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For More information I can be reached at suzanne.salisbury35@gmail.com

Community Support

“Sue is an extremely dedicated community servant in Westbrook. Whether it be serving on the School Committee, business owner, or as an employee, she has displayed great care for our community and it’s citizens. Her leadership is evident and I feel we need her in Augusta to represent Westbrook!” Michael Foley, Mayor of Westbrook

"I have known Sue for years - we served together on the School Committee and we worked together when I served as the Mayor. I've seen Sue volunteer time and again to better the lives of the citizens of Westbrook. In all my interactions with Sue, she is the consummate servant leader. She leads from her heart and she leads for the good of the community. Please join me in supporting Sue Salisbury for House District 35." Colleen Hilton, former Mayor of Westbrook.

"I have known and worked with Sue Salisbury for the past 5 years. We met when we were on the Board of Directors for the Intercultural Community Center together. I was impressed by her dedication to children and families through her work on the Westbrook School Committee and she brought that same passion to ICC.

If elected Sue will continue her work to ensure that being hungry isn’t a barrier to learning for Maine school children. She will hold the state accountable and make sure that cities and towns are receiving their fair portion of revenue sharing. She will also stop the re-victimization of sex trafficking victims through laws that protect them.

Finally Sue will continue to be a part of the conversation and change that needs to happen about the systemic and individual racism that is happening across the country.

Please join me on July 14th in voting for Sue Salisbury for House District 35."

Sincerely yours,

Claude Rwaganje

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