Rosa For Maine
To get Maine working again, we need to change who we send to Augusta.
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Jobs
A Comprehensive Plan for Creating Jobs in Maine,” the first chapter of “Maine Rising,” Rosa Scarcelli’s plan for moving Maine forward, is now available.
Rebooting Augusta
We cannot bring our state into the 21st century economy with a 19th century way of governing it. No less than our success or failure as a state rests on whether, and how, we embrace efficiency, accountability and transparency in our government.
Health Care
Health care will continue to drag down Maine’s economy until we implement a workable solution at the state level to make insurance coverage more affordable—a solution that includes primary care, providing dental coverage and a greater stress on preventative care.
Energy
Weatherizing Maine homes and Companies would not only create thousands of jobs in our state, but could save us $450 million per year. Reducing our high cost of energy while simultaneously working to preserve our clean air, clean water and open spaces is not only possible, but it is absolutely necessary.
Education
Young people are our number one asset. We can keep them from leaving Maine by developing a top of the line education system for our state.
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February 03, 2010
JAN. 6, 2010 - Rosa Scarcelli, Democratic candidate for governor, released the following statement today regarding President Obama's proposal to use repaid bank bailout funds to aid small business.

"Last month I wrote to Maine's two senators urging them to support using part of the returned federal bailout money for job creation and small business assistance in Maine and other states. I am pleased that President Obama has put forward this plan, and hope Maine's Congressional Delegation will fully support it.

January 22, 2010
Click here to watch Rosa's interview on WCSH6.
January 19, 2010
JAN. 19, 2010 - Rosa Scarcelli, Democratic candidate for governor, has raised $260,090 for her campaign, making her a leading fundraiser for the period that ended Dec. 31, according to the financial reports filed today with the state.

Except for a $16,300 personal loan from Scarcelli, all of the contributions came from a broad cross-section of individuals and businesses that are supporting her campaign.

rosascarcelli: RT @ajhiggins: Scarcelli: 'No new taxes' is 'too simplistic' http://bit.ly/96EzQ0 #megov
rosascarcelli: Here's my answer to the 'new new tax pledge." #megov http://bit.ly/azjyCm
rosascarcelli: @karamat Great, thanks.
rosascarcelli: Check out these photos from a busy campaign day. http://bit.ly/aYiFJp #megov