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“My message to the people who tried to run me off this race is simple: you don't get to decide who the voters hear from.

I'm still on this ballot, and I'm still fighting for the people of Maine and the underprivileged.”

A Message to the Voters of Maine

I'm running because Mainers deserve a fighting chance — for affordable healthcare, real rural infrastructure investment, housing you can actually afford, and an economy that works for working people, not just the well-connected.

I qualified as an official write-in candidate for U.S. Senate. That means when you vote on November 3rd, your vote for me counts — but only if you write my name correctly:

Write in: Ashley J. Webb

Because Maine uses ranked choice voting in this race, you don't have to choose between me and anyone else. Rank me #1, and if it comes down to a runoff between the other candidates, your ballot still counts toward your next choice. You lose nothing by voting your conscience first.

Some people tried to keep me out of this race. They don't get to decide who you hear from — you do. I'm asking for your vote, and more than that, I'm asking you to tell your neighbors how to write my name in correctly, because a vote that isn't filled out right doesn't count.

This race is close, and Maine matters. Let's make sure every voice — including yours — actually gets heard.

Ashley J. Webb
U.S. Senate, Write-In
Farmington, Maine