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To: Annette who wrote (58149)	11/3/2000 2:28:33 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

I just looked up a bit about Tom Connelly. This 2000 Maine Dem meeting suggests that he still needed help with his 1998 campaign fund raising... I wonder if any money changed hands with this little piece of "dirtytricks".... Wonder if the press will look into that... Also, some of the info states Tom Connelly is an attorney in Portland, Maine. ****** home.maine.rr.com the Democratic Party of Cumberland County, Maine STATE PARTY This page was last updated on: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 Welcome to the news and views from our State Party (Edit: this was part of the Old Business Section of the page....) Bill Bryan announced the committee is reviewing the pros and cons of party structure and caucuses. They want to open this up to the DSC for suggestions. The best way to contact the committee is to email Bill Bryan and then he will email the information to the committee members. Charlotte Herbold asked about the status of us assisting Tom Connelly in paying off his campaign debt. She announced she is holding a fundraiser at her home in February. (note: the bold is mine) Gwethalyn responded that several County Committees have donated or plan to raise money soon for this effort. ****************** boothbayregister.maine.com November 05, 1998 Serving The Communities of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport, Edgecomb No. 10 Kilkelly and Honey are returned to office Robin Beck Maine voters returned Independent Governor Angus King and U.S. Representatives Tom Allen and John Baldacci, both Democrats, to office on November 3. King won by a large margin in the five-way gubernatorial race, with 59 percent of the votes to Republican Jim Longley's 19 percent and Democrat Tom Connolly's 12 percent. (Results published here are as of Wednesday morning, Nov. 4, with 91 percent of precincts reporting.) **************** cnn.com King defeated four challengers, including the GOP nominee, former congressman Jim Longley, whose father served as an Independent governor in the mid-1970s. King also beat the Democratic candidate, Tom Connolly, a Portland attorney. King defeated four challengers, including the GOP nominee, former congressman Jim Longley, whose father served as an Independent governor in the mid-1970s. King also beat the Democratic candidate, Tom Connolly, a Portland attorney. King defeated four challengers, including the GOP nominee, former congressman Jim Longley, whose father served as an Independent governor in the mid-1970s. King also beat the Democratic candidate, Tom Connolly, a Portland attorney. ***************************** cnn.com MAINE -- Angus King, Jr. (I) elected in 1994 (35%). Independent Gov. Angus King, who made a name for himself by hosting a long-running TV show, is seeking re-election and appears to be popular. Still, the two major parties have fielded candidates against him. The GOP nominee is former congressman Jim Longley, whose father served as an Independent governor in the mid-1970s. The Democrats selected Tom Connolly, a Portland attorney. But Longley, a conservative, lost his re-election race two years ago, and King has great appeal among Democratic voters. Return to state profile