A second Candidates Night will be held on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall Chambers.  Students from the Cape Elizabeth High School advanced-placement government class will host a panel of four candidates running for state elections.  The four candidates participating in the event are all from Cape Elizabeth: State Senator Anne M. Carney is running for re-election against John Wesley Lewis in District 29.  Representative to the Legislature Rebecca J. Millett is running for re-election against Annie Christy in Legislative District 123.  Incumbent Christopher J. Kessler and challenger Tammy Walter  will not be participating in the event; they are running for Representative to the Legislature for District 121.

The event will take place in person at Town Hall Chambers and will be live streamed on CETV.  A recording will be available on CETV Video on Demand the following day under "Public Access."  

STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 29		REPRESENTATIVE LEGISLATURE DISTRICT 123
Anne M. Carney	John Wesley Lewis	Annie Christy	Rebecca J. Millett
Photos courtesy of The Cape Courier

A recording of last week's Candidate Night with local municipal candidates is available here.  There are four candidates running for two seats on the School Board: Philip R. Saucier is running for re-election, and Caitlin S. Sweet, Arienne D. Hurder, Lawrence R. Kaplan are running for a first term.  There are three candidates running for two seats on the Town Council: incumbents Penelope A. Jordan and Caitlin R. Jordan are running for re-election against David W. Hughes.

SCHOOL BOARD
Arienne D. Hurder	Lawrence R. Kaplan	Philip R. Saucier	Caitlin S. Sweet
Photos courtesy of The Cape Courier