Jason Litalien for Senate 32

Jason Litalien for Senate 32 Independent candidate for Maine Senate. I decided to run for Maine Senate District 32 because this community has given me so much, and I want to give back.

Veteran and business owner focused on lowering costs, improving education, and supporting responsible growth in Biddeford, Dayton, Hollis, Lyman, and Arundel. I was born and raised in Biddeford. I spent nearly 13 years serving in the Air Force, then returned home to build my life here. I opened a restaurant, went to law school, and now run a law practice in Biddeford, where I help people through d

ifficult times and plan for their future. Growing up here shaped who I am. I have great memories of Little League, P*e Wee football, delivering newspapers, and attending Biddeford High School. When I came home, this community welcomed me back. On the first day I opened my law office, seven people from Biddeford called for appointments. That support has never stopped. Today, my wife Kristen works with me in the office, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the life we’ve built here. This community has always had my back. Now it’s time to stand up for our future. We need to rein in spending, protect our seniors, support law enforcement and first responders, and address crime and drug use in our communities. Our schools need strong leadership and accountability, and we must ensure our tax dollars are used wisely. District 32 includes Biddeford, Arundel, Lyman, Hollis, and Dayton. I’m running as an Independent to bring common sense, balance, and accountability to Augusta—and to serve the community that has given me everything.

Property taxes are squeezing too many Maine homeowners, seniors, and working families. Jason Litalien will bring a taxpa...
06/24/2026

Property taxes are squeezing too many Maine homeowners, seniors, and working families. Jason Litalien will bring a taxpayer-first approach to Augusta and push for responsible budgeting that protects local communities.

Maine families work hard for every dollar. Jason Litalien believes Augusta should respect that by keeping taxes lower, s...
06/23/2026

Maine families work hard for every dollar. Jason Litalien believes Augusta should respect that by keeping taxes lower, spending responsibly, and focusing on practical priorities that help local communities.

The campaign signs have arrived! Be one of the cool kids on the block and put one up. It will increase the value of your...
06/23/2026

The campaign signs have arrived! Be one of the cool kids on the block and put one up. It will increase the value of your property, make you more desirable to be around, and it will show everyone that you believe in lower taxes, more efficient schools, and common sense in general.

Just send a message with your address and one will magically appear on your lawn.

Maine doesn’t need extremes — it needs balance.A balanced approach means lower taxes, stronger schools, and protecting t...
06/22/2026

Maine doesn’t need extremes — it needs balance.

A balanced approach means lower taxes, stronger schools, and protecting the future of our communities.

It means putting people over politics and focusing on real results that make a difference in everyday life.

I’m running as an Independent to bring common sense, accountability, and balance back to Augusta.

There’s a better path forward — and we can get there together.

👉 Learn more: jason4maine.com

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

One thing fathers have in common is that we care deeply about our kids' future.
We celebrate good grades, help with homework, show up for games and concerts, and encourage our children to reach their potential.

That's why we should expect the same commitment from Augusta.

Maine spends roughly $20,000 per student each year, yet our educational outcomes continue to lag behind much of New England. More spending alone isn't enough. Parents deserve accountability, transparency, and results.

Our children deserve an education system that prepares them to succeed—and a government willing to measure success by outcomes, not just budgets.

Happy Father's Day to all the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures helping shape the next generation. 🇺🇸

— Jason Litalien
Independent for Maine Senate
Jason4Maine.com

06/14/2026
06/14/2026

🇺🇸 BREAKING NEWS FROM 1776 🇺🇸

Benjamin Franklin recently reviewed Augusta's latest strategy for helping working families.

His findings:
✔ Millions in improper government payments become a problem.
✔ Taxes increase on ci******es.
✔ Taxes increase on cannabis.
✔ New taxes appear on streaming services.
✔ The Real Estate Transfer Tax goes up.

🤔 Franklin was reportedly confused by the part where taxpayers are expected to pay more after government loses track of millions of dollars.

Watch the video and see whether Ben thinks this qualifies as "common sense."
👇👇👇

06/12/2026

Today's video is about a completely fictional politician.

Any resemblance to an actual politician from Arundel who serves in the Maine Senate is purely coincidental.

Totally random.

But if a politician is overseeing an agency with millions in improper payments, and then votes to raise taxes on struggling Mainers, should he really be bragging about helping working families?

I think Augusta could use a little more common sense.

Watch the video below.

A recent report highlighted by WBLM ranks Maine among the worst economies in the nation. That should concern every famil...
06/05/2026

A recent report highlighted by WBLM ranks Maine among the worst economies in the nation. That should concern every family, worker, entrepreneur, and retiree in our state.

The truth is, Maine doesn't have a people problem. We have a leadership problem.

For too long, Augusta has been dominated by career politicians who have never had to meet a payroll, build a business, create jobs, or navigate the complex regulations they impose on everyone else.

I've spent my career doing exactly that.

As a business owner, I've created jobs, managed budgets, and experienced firsthand the challenges facing Maine employers. As an attorney, I've helped individuals, families, and businesses solve real-world problems and cut through bureaucratic red tape.

We need leaders who understand both economic growth and the laws that shape it. We need practical solutions that support small businesses, attract investment, keep young people in Maine, and make our state more affordable for working families.

Maine can do better.

If you're tired of watching our economy fall behind while politicians make excuses, I ask for your vote. Together, we can bring common-sense leadership, real-world experience, and accountability back to Augusta.

https://wblm.com/maine-economy-new-england/?tsq=sl

Maine families work hard for every dollar. Jason Litalien believes Augusta needs to show the same discipline. Lower taxe...
06/04/2026

Maine families work hard for every dollar. Jason Litalien believes Augusta needs to show the same discipline.

Lower taxes start with common-sense budgeting, less waste, and respect for the people who pay the bills: Maine taxpayers.

It’s time for practical leadership that puts working families and local communities first.

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Biddeford, ME
04005

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