Meet Dr. James Pittman, Veteran MDOT Official Running for State Senate District 26
Seven candidates are vying for the Maine Senate District 26 seat, including Dr. James Pittman. A veteran of the Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT), Pittman brings a wealth of experience to the race. Pittman, who has served at MDOT for over two decades, most recently oversaw water transportation for seven years. He has also worked closely with the Legislature during his tenure. His experience in public transportation has equipped him with valuable insights into the needs of the district. Pittman's platform is centered around listening to the people. If elected, his top priority will be to understand and address the concerns of all residents in the Maine district. He is a strong advocate for public education and opposes the voucher system, a stance he believes reflects the will of his potential constituents. Dr. James Pittman's extensive experience in public service and his commitment to listening to the people make him a formidable candidate in the race for the Maine Senate District 26 seat. His stance on public education and opposition to the voucher system are likely to resonate with voters in the Maine district.
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