Kennebec County Libertarians

Casey Tilton

LPME Kennebec County Chair

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Central Region Representative

Shawn Levasseur

slevasseur@lpme.org

Kennebec County, Maine

Kennebec County, established in 1799, has a population of about 123,000 residents. The county seat is Augusta, Maine’s state capital, which is also the largest employer through state government, healthcare, and education. Other important communities include Waterville, Gardiner, and Winslow. The economy combines government services, higher education, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing, with Colby College and Thomas College in Waterville adding to the region’s academic presence. Median household income is about $65,000, near the state average.

Politically, Kennebec County is highly competitive, often reflecting statewide trends. Augusta and Waterville lean Democratic, while surrounding towns are more Republican, and independents remain influential. Key issues include tax policy, job creation, healthcare access, and public sector spending. With its mix of government, education, and industry, Kennebec is central to Maine’s political landscape.

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