Thursday, June 4th, 2026: Gubernatorial candidates sharpen attacks as primary nears; Maine nonprofit helps formerly incarcerated women build community

About this episode

This episode discusses the upcoming gubernatorial primary and highlights a Maine nonprofit supporting formerly incarcerated women.

This Day in Maine for Thursday, June 4th, 2026.

People in this episode

Host: Maine Public staff

Topics covered

• gubernatorial candidates
• Maine nonprofit
• community building
• primary elections
• women empowerment

Keywords

• Maine
• gubernatorial candidates
• nonprofit
• community
• women
• primary elections

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Maine nonprofit

Places: Maine

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