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Fournier, Bullett and Sykes win Portland City Council races - Vimarsana News

Fournier, Bullett and Sykes win Portland City Council races

Councilor April Fournier was reelected to an at-large seat, with Anna Bullett and Kate Sykes taking district seats.

Letter to the editor: Sam Cady a voice of reason for District 4 - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: Sam Cady a voice of reason for District 4

Portland voters need to make some serious decisions about public safety and real solutions this November. The city’s “hands off” approach to homeless encampments is not working. We need someone who will listen to residents and businesses. For those who live in District 4, that candidate is Sam Cady. A physician at Maine Eye Center, […]

Portland's clean elections candidates continue to out-raise opponents - Vimarsana News

Portland's clean elections candidates continue to out-raise opponents

In all but one race, clean elections candidates continue to have far more money behind their campaigns than their traditionally funded competitors.

Two political newcomers vie for District 4 Portland City Council seat - Vimarsana News

Two political newcomers vie for District 4 Portland City Council seat

Anna Bullett is a program director at the Opportunity Alliance and Sam Cady is an ophthalmologist with an office on Marginal Way.

Portland clean elections candidates have far more cash on hand than traditional campaigns - Vimarsana News

Portland clean elections candidates have far more cash on hand than traditional campaigns

The mayoral candidates using the new program have at least several thousand more dollars to spend than those not using the program, which was passed by voters last year and implemented by the City Council in the spring.