They wanna be governor

By PORTLAND PHOENIX STAFF | May 26, 2010

Bill Beardsley
67 | Ellsworth | former CEO of Husson University; former chairman of Finance Authority of Maine; aide to Vermont governor Deane Davis

CUT SPENDING Economic and Community Development
INCREASE SPENDING None (but would increase early-childhood funding within Education)
DISAGREES WITH SOME OPPONENTS ON Flexibility for food-stamp applicability
FUEL Gas
STATE INCOME AND MAINE-MUNICIPALITY PROPERTY TAX, 2009, COMBINED Did not disclose
HEALTH-INSURANCE PROVIDER Did not disclose
HOME INTERNET CONNECTION Did not disclose

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