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Thanks to all who supported my candidacy!
I enjoyed the campaign very much, and made wonderful new friendships along the way. Though I didn’t make it to Augusta this year, I am continuing with community organizing work in Portland and throughout the state. Feel free to check back to my website periodically to keep up-to-date with my work. Thanks again, and I hope to see you soon!
Anna
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Recent News
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Trevorrow Answers the Press Herald
From the Portland Press Herald's Voter Guide, October 25.1. Why are you running for office?
To be a bold, energetic representative for Portland. If we envision a
sustainable future for Maine, we cannot afford the stalemated politics
of Augusta. I have a proven ability to push forward progressive
policies, while developing allies in the process.
2. What's the biggest single issue facing the state? The
need to rebuild and further develop education, health and social
services that have suffered devastating effects from budget cuts over
the last 20 years. 3. Would you support a tax increase to balance the budget?
I would support a progressive income tax package that emphasized
heavier taxation on individuals and entities most ...
Posted Oct 28, 2010, 6:20 PM by Team Trevorrow
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Trevorrow on Resident Voting Rights
Originally published as a Letter to the Editor in the West End News Oct.-15 – 27, 2010 EditionResident Voting Rights: Another Argument In-FavorThe most pertinent argument I’ ve heard as yet in opposition to Question 4 (the municipalballot item that asks voters to extend voting rights to all legal city residents in purelymunicipal elections) is this: if you want to vote, you must be a citizen. It’ s an argumentof tradition. It’ s the way most of us were born and raised. Simple enough, right?Not really. I’ d like to supply a counter-argument: the concept that voting rights go hand-in-hand with citizenship is an ideological construct. It’ s a system ...
Posted Oct 24, 2010, 5:02 PM by Team Trevorrow
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The Forecaster Profiles Anna
From The Forecaster, October 19, 2010.House District 120: Trevorrow challenges incumbent Russell in PortlandTrevorrow, 28, is finishing a one-year term on the Portland Charter Commission, an elected position. She is a spokeswoman for the Green Independent Party and serves on the party's state steering committee.She holds an English degree from the University of Southern Maine and lives on Congress Street with her partner, Anthony Zeli.Trevorrow said she is running because this is an opportune year for a third-party candidate."People are looking for something outside of the status quo," she said. "I'm unafraid to challenge the system (in Augusta)."Trevorrow said she is excited about a transportation bond recently approved by voters ...
Posted Oct 24, 2010, 4:57 PM by Team Trevorrow
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The Bollard Features Anna Trevorrow
From The Bollard, October 18, 2010.Voters' Guide 2010: House District 120State House District 120Nader vs. KucinichOnly in Portland — and only on the peninsula — would you see a match-up of two candidates this liberal. Democrat Diane Russell is being challenged by Green Party leader Anna Trevorrow for the House seat representing Munjoy Hill and Bayside.It’s like Ralph Nader running to unseat Dennis Kucinich.Russell, 34, is seeking her second term. She manages the Mt. Desert Island Ice Cream shop on Exchange Street, and has served on the board of Opportunity Maine.Trevorrow, 28, was elected to the Portland Charter Commission and recently served as chair of the Greens’ state party organization. She still serves ...
Posted Oct 24, 2010, 4:47 PM by Team Trevorrow
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